Star.
London, England, 1805-12-14 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND.

Lunn's, Dse to. TVs.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT-
TEE, held this daT

THOMAS BONAR, Efq. In the Chair.

Refolved,
That the following Addrefs to the Public, be infested in the
Daily Papers—
In the preface to the Repornpublithed on the sit of March hit,
the Committee, after Rating the Receipt and Expenditure to that
'cried, obfervcil. " That the Contributions already received,
formed a Fund fit ample, in proportion to the demands hitherto
nude upon it. that they abflained from any new appeal to the
Public ; confident that, when eircumflaincerrendered it needful,
they thould not appeal in vain; but that the fpirk and liberality of
Britons would always rife equal to the occafion, when called upon
to ~ neve the fuffcrimpt, and reward the valour of thole who dlr•
tinguiftleal themfclves in the retake of their Country."
This fentiment has now been fully jultified. The fume rub-
fcribed previous to the 6th of laR month, when the glorious Vic-
tory of 'frafalgar was announced to the public, amouated to
575,0001 and the dividends received to mood. The relief that
bad then been voted, to near Eight Hundred wounded or difabled
men, and to more than Two Hundred Widows, Orphans, and
indigent Relatives of thole killed; with the honorary gratuities for
fueeersful exertion of valour or merit, amounted to nearsonool.;
ald the farther calls upon the Fund ;riling from the late brilliant
achievement of his Majefty's arms, were allowed at about mooch
keying an unappropriated furplus of not more than 75,0034 a film
that might loon prove inadequate to anfwer the future claims of
Brit ills valour, now called into action by land as well as by lea.
Under there cireumftances the Committee made a &eat appeal
to thole who had not hitherto contributed—and the fume& folly'
anfwers their expedtations.
The Subfiriptions finee received, for the general purports of the
Fund, already amoant to 18,0 01.; and thofe pad in from the
Colledtions made, after Divine Service on the Day or Thank&
giving, tort 6001.; and bath lifts are hourly encreafing.
The names of many who had before contributed with a muni.
licence worthy of their rauk and fortune, have appeared again—
and the Clergy of the Fftablinted Church, and of every other de-
nomination, have molt zealoufly and eloquently promoted the
objedts of this laudable Inftitution.
The limits of an Advertifunent do not permit the defcription
of the Cohtributions at the feveral Churches and Places of Woe.
flip, in the manner in which many have requefted they might be
inftrted—but the Committee, in their next Annual Report, which
will be publitlicd oil the oft of March, will give all the patticu-
bra &fired.
Amount of New Sobreript ions already ativertifed, 11,3791. 22. sd.
Mr. Jothua Waller £3 3 James Barry Lio to
Mils Waller to:, 6d Skinner and Dyke 21 0
Milk Lewis to 6d William Skinner 10 to
Robert Heenan, Gilt- G. P. I 1
fpur ftreet so W. K. ..
Wm. Langton,ditto to o James Craig, Efq
Edward Harvey, ditto to o C. Blanchard, Kentith
'lhos Beckwith• ditto to o Town
Robot Perron, ditto is o Evitt and Riznn
Guldfmid and Eliafon st to it'aiouel Hollingworth
Geo. and Rich Baker to 0 Rieliardl;oye
Col. Robert !Inland C. Page -
late of Bengal to o Peter Dupuy Abbott
Chas Digby. London S. F.
Fields. Hackney to o Downer Sanders
Mark Sprott, Elq at 0 Fill. Hubhsufc and
jolsn Wright, Fr 4 5 .5 Hills
C. Groves 13 10- Lord Egret:sant
W Dalby and Co. 10 to Sir W. Bentley, Bart
Philips, Page and CO. ' Jamul Burrowes
Madeira too 0 Capt. Charles Craven
1. N Mtredith,Lin- R N
coin's Inn to to Capt Thomas Hand,
Rlc Robbins, ditto to tO RN
Thos Bird. Amen court 5 3 Hon. Capt. Edward
Wilton. Jackfon, and King. R N
Holmes to to James Sykes
Thomas Rhodes 5
.5 James Sykes. jun.
Prile and Turner to to Capt. Sykes, R N
Riebarhy, Cleugh, Hopkins, Gray and
Condon, and Co. to to Glair, r
Edw. and lien. Ledgcr to to William Tillatd
Robe. Bromfield, Hen. George Pidzeon, Ma-
ley, Oxon 5 5 I.llift
Thos Stay. lltock, Fig 21 W. Chivcrs, Clapham
William Grey 1 2 Rev. G. A. Hatch,
Collins anti nroughnal, Friday ftreet
Bridge Road, Laos- S.S a Servant 25 6d
beth 21 0 William Stivenfon
The Rev. Milth. Then Admiral Roddam
mots. of Sutton 3 0 Mrs Roddans
Grefalhe,Brothers at o Swain and Stevets
John Climbs Reeve so 10 Old Jewry
lames Pyeroft so to Thomas Curti-' Cam-
'Wood, Wigan, and Co, so 10 berwell, ad Sub.
Harrifon and Ellis to to Smith, Hufband and
John Freeman to 10 Devas
ohn Pate 10 to John Cotten, Devon.
John Wiggen 11 0 (hire ftreet, Port-
George. I.undey 3 5 land Place s o
Mcffrs Robir.s, Co. David Cadet! S 5
vent gardan 10 0 David Caddell, jun. 5 .5
Thomas Atkinfon and M. ar.d T. Langdale in so
Edward '.Mount 15 15 A. teoyity, Santhrop S s
Captain Surridge, R.N. 3 3 Mary Roller, Sloane-fircet 2 1
Captain David Roll rtfun 5 0 F. W. Roller, ditto 5 0
Admiral John Bazely 15 15 James R oher, ditto 5 o
Rear-Admiral Jonathan Mrs Strutt, ditto to 0
Fauilenor to to Mrs- Heath 1 2
Patrick Neatly, May Mrs Elizabeth Heath 1 2
Fair to to Philip Gilbert, Gold-
" Mar" Vickery, Efq, 5 S finith told% Majefty,
Mrs. Vickery 1 2 Cockfpur-ltrect
Ntifs Vickery - I I F. W.
Mils Drury 1 z Rubber at Whift
M. F. Vickery I I Arthur Anftey, Efq.
lt tr. Edw. Embry' 1 2 Litrcoln's lent
Richard Lairi.r Piffett, Right Honourable the
fecond thbferiptiou 10 tO kill 1.1 Stamford
3 Woodward. Lamb's. and Wattirg•on
Conduit- it rect I 1 Michael Joy
William Gemmel v.° 0 I. B.
M. March. Gofport to 1G E B
Samuel Welch 5 5 Lictiten:mt• General Jas.
J. Downey, e-urgenn, Balfour
R.N. I I Lady Mary Coke
Mn. Marne', les fa. John Swinton, Efq.'
Wm. and John Limner, E• A latjoribanks, Efq.
(their fon.) - a 1 William Rofs
Captain W ilium Brown. N. Chicers, Efq. Bath
ar 3 0 C. Godby. Lambeth
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O. . - 3 3 Thomas tlorneaftle
E. K Jams, and H. W. Grenfide and Co.
Middens 10 10 Rev. John Harrifon,
'Keen and Smith 10 0 Wainer*, Eike
M. Gilmore 5 S Mrs. ilarrifoo and
David Ptah, Rond.heto 10 10 Family
William Wattage 10 10 Nei& of Wraloefa,
Mariball and Dyer. Eat, zs. tots. 6d.
Carl Exchange 10 10 M'Lachlan and Gatt 10 to
Edward Billiegfley John Smith 3 5
Hockwold 10 to Lady If. Fitzgerald 20 0
J. 1-Bridleften. EN- Thornas Hayne to so
town-Plate, Wit:Woe 21 0 Alex. David Cock 10 10
George Holston at ci Lieut. I. Strutt, R. N. 2 2
J. Cottrell, Et+ ldo- S. Hayardahl 5 5
coin's-Inn 11 0 S. Ewhanke, Bond-ftreet 3 0
Rev. Henry ?Von, Sir E. Littleton, Batt. to to
Efq, of itaghurft 3 3 John Shutt 10 10
John Maci.dtilb 10 10 John Shutt, jun. 5 5
lienry and William Plickfoo, Brett, and
Mackefun. Hy the to so Morgan
Lamb and lanes to 10 V. intended to have
Air J. A (ph y ___esalrymint...e to to bent given at Church lOS M.
Sir IIL ard, Garter to z a Gather, SAM% and
i an.: G. Cumeoh-g to so Smith 21 o
W. itedf ro, i lackf.faes• General Bland 10 10
v :ad I I Cafpar Mel:marches 2 2
3. Ha l,Jun. of Wells, Nor- 1) Stepheufun, Efq. 10 10
folk 2 II G. and W. Sakai' 10 PO
B. Robertfon, Mitlblpman Slaughter, Gainford,
of his Iltl;eity's iniii Eas alai Brown
gle 5 5 Edward Roliinibn
Dr rtire.Yarmiuth 31 es 6d. Reverend Mr. Philips,
Dailitt hod° 5 5 Vicar cf Fling. hear
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no GentLvnen frequenting the Bar Parlour at Mr. 4.
James Coolishles, the Pouhero.' Arms, Honey-lane
Market - 54 6 *
TLe Officen, Non-commiffinned Officers, and Privates
of the Lim.. i.oufe Volunteers, commanded by 'Acute-
mast Colon,' Wright - 51 3 0
The Society or Barnard's Inn, td Subfcription 21 0 0
the Society Hall (Private Diimer), Porde/ 41 0 •
The Volunteer Infantry of Hume:dila 12 4 0
Briudicr Gtneral /icy, Commandant Cavalry Depot to to o
Brigade Major Wayth - 5 S 0
Capr.,:ii Skrcne, Cavalry D-pot - 5 5 0
Capt;:iii Dania, ditto, ditto - S 5 0
Cirnetßrouhton, sad Light Dragoons 2 I 0
Cornet Lindzell, ditto ditto - 1 2 0
Cornet White, 14th ditto - I a •
Out day's pay of the Officers and Sea Females at Polk
atone, tranfmiteed by Captain Rickets
Thirty-thr:e Folkttone Pilots, traufmitted by Captain
Rickatto - -
Ur. John Townfend, of the Bengal Medical Eltablifh-
runt • - 5 5 •
The Clerks of Mr. Biffi's Lottery Office, Cornhill 5 s o
Tooting Volunteer Company 7 7 6
Subfeription of the Inhabitants of Cheltenham 149 8 6
Volunteers of the Parini of Leatherhead, Surrey 15 5 *
The
Society, Tewketbury - 10 o •
The Company frequenting the King's Arms and Golden
Anchor, Upper EaR Smithfield, pa Mehra. Miles and
Ley = - 7 o •
A few Officers, Non-eommiffioned Officers, and Privates
of the Chatham Divifion of Royal Marines, by Lieu-
tenant General J. Barclay - 80 12 •
Lieutenant Celonel OgLanan,and the Officers of the Royal
Newport Volunteer Infantry nos o •
The Officer', Non-commiffioned Mars, and Privates
of the Loyal Chelmsford Volutes: as, by J. F. Gepp,
Efq. Major Commandant a is, 6
Captain Marratt's Company of Volunteer Artillery,
Ealt Bourne - - g 10 It
Babfcription at Roebefter, in Kent, remitted by J. Hen-
flow, Fig. Mayor - 91 t 6 o
Subfcripcian Books are open, and Subferiptions received at the
• Bar Of Lloyd's Calm Hoefe,and by all the Bankers in Town sad
Camay.. J. P. WILSPORD. Smeary.

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Mitchell and Upham C. re 10 T. Blake, Italbelltlall Ls 3 ift Penelope 11 II Cos 3 Rev. Ceo. Henry Suite, L.
Francis Grojan. Efq. IS so Thomas Chevalier 1 a Mils Francis Hallett 3 3 Camberwell 10 0
lA, Vire. Wentworth it 0 W. I. B. 1 o Mr. J. Jones, Ralfall-11. 5 o Captain George Gooch,
Philip Rafhleigh, Ertl. so 0 From a German 2 a P. C. Jun. 3 3 Brunfwielilquare . 13 13
Thomas Wood, Efq. Lit- Henry Child 2 2 Mite C. W. C. I a Sir Richard Janus Sulli.
Hewn too o Win. Welton, Efq. Mils C. RC. a I van, Bart. SI 0
W. and J. Black • 5 5 Welton-pl. Pancras 5 5 Colonel Urban Vigers, Thomas Robins, Efq. so to
Cape I. Smith. R. N. ro o George Downing 5 5 Salt hill to 0 Thotnas Tanner, Lcwi•
Harvey and Haines to ter William Roberts 5 5 I. H. S. per Ladhrake sham zo to
Major Monariffe, of the Wm. Gueft, Efq. of and Co. 5 5 John Coleman, Ffq. 5 5
Royal Marines s 0 Birmingham s 5 Dr. Jos. For, Wood
Co so Cottage, Falmouth s 5 MEr.ffeBxterrY. Rumford,
Rev. Samuel Johnes so to River Fencibles
Robert Adair, Eli. so o Geo. Wildbire 10 o William Osten, Efq. s 5 Mrs. Steers, ditto
J. H. 30 o William Goodrich, J. R. s a William Clinch, Grace.
Ile Baronets Howe so to Spring Hill 5 5 WM. Cotton, Grace- . church-ftroat 5 S
Lord Vifeount Curzon to 10 T. Auldjo, Cowes, church. street 5 5 John Clinch, Farnham,
Richard Bradley; ad Me of Wight 10 to W. H. A. Smith, Erg. 21 0 Surrey
Sublet lotion so 0 Rear Admiral John The Rev Duke Yonge to to William and E. Bray
Lord Lyttleton 10 10 Ch. Purvis to 10 Captain Rd. Willis, R. Felix and George Clay,
Anonymous 3 3 Mules Hawker, Efq. N. of Petworth to to ad fubkription 21 0
James lliompfon 2 2 of Caterfield, Hants s s Vif. Lord Falmouth al. o Richard Burnell, Strand 2 1
J. Reeve, Efq. Craven- John Gubb• 5 5 Lord Sowell 52 o T. B. Y. I I
ftrect s o 'Wil:11131 Shi.arman, Match. Bancroft Lifter, A Blind Butcher's Mite I I
John Hodgfon, Sucklerf- Greacechurch Reset 5 5 Efq. 52 so Mr. Samuel Spraften,
bury 10 10 Reverend Dr. Symonds, Charles Goring, Efq• it o Bedfordbury 10 to
Milk Letitia Trelawney s 3 Brcedon .5 o Sales, Pollard, & Co. at 0 D. P. Hearnden 0 1
Rd. Huffey, Efq. 5 5 Timfon and Co. 24 Rev. John Bowley, of Wm. Walcot, jun. Efq.
Capt. Hamftead, KN. 2 a Subfcription at o Stoke, near Ipfwiek s 5 Oundle 10 0
Henry Ledghird 20 0 Anthony Slough 10 10 SAM Peacock a 2 J. Shaw, King-ftreet zo to
Edward Medows 20 0 Charles, Samuel and M. Y. half pay Officer 1 0 Rev. Satnt Blacken.
Mr. F. H. Troll& 5 0 Geo. Enderby 31 to Jacob Holme 5 5 Tutor, Emanuel
T. H. Lamb, Efq. 52 to Charles Grant 10 to Jenny Duckworth 2 2 College,Cambridge S 5
Sir George PovenaU 10 to George Godby, S. P. Lieut. Rich. Cotton, Granger, Prow*. and
John Collick, Efq. 5 S Office 2 2 R N Needles Sig-
x I nal Station, irk of Granger, Exeter 50 0
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, A. Z. J. H. F. . so 10
Parliament limn I I 'l'. Corbett, Efq. Darn- Wight 2 16 Major John Rowley 21 o
David Parker, Efq. 5 s hall, near Knutsford so o Mr Wm. Lane, Mid- Brandon, C,ortiffes
D. R. P. I I Philip Blundell, Erg. Chipman, ditto, 1125641 and C.
Fred. Wm. Campbell 21 0 Tiverton it o Ifaac Arnold, Signal A few Friends
Mrs. F. W. Campbell to t o John Claridge, Efq. Man, res Rev. John de Veil,
T. M. Talbot, Efq. 105 0 Berchangen, Mx s 5 James Arnold, ditto, 14s Vkar of Alden-
Sir D. Smith, Bart. ad Lieut Gen. Bowyer, Smi h and Rohinlon, ham, Herta 3 3
Subfcription so so Half Moon.fircet, Ship Chandlers, Joe. Bradley, Peckham s S
George Dentin (an old Piccadilly to to Portfmnuth to to James Dixon, Young,
Shipmate of Lord Mrs. Jane Willfon, E. Wavell, Butcher, and Dixon 10 In
Nelfons 5 5 Chorleywood, Herts, Capon 5 5 Capt. N. Tomlinfon
Captain N. Halliard Bul- ad Sub. 25 o Mn Stevens, Weft R N to act
lard, R. N. 5 5 Sir T. Clarges, Bart. 21 o India and Quebec Capt R. Tomlinfon, do. s 5
Humphrey Ballard 2 2 Wm. Clarges, Efq. 20 0 Tavern, Pourniouth i s Lieut. R. Tomlinfon, do. .3 3
John Ballard 2 2 John Larded, Efq a I Capt. J. Cooke, R N
s 5 Lieut. P. Tonffinfon, do. 3 3 New Yoat Nov. 16.—1 n the William Penn (rays
Junes
Jam Ballard a a T. Allen, Henrietta- Marth and Creed, ad P. Pope, Efq 10 to the Atoriolk
Lodger),
came paffenger' in. Fwas. Sett-
John Morgan a a Iftrect,Cavendith-fqu. 15 25 Subfcription tos oW F 0 zo 10 WITH, t fq. Conful General for the United Stares at
John Trotter 3s to Oro. Hunt, Efq. Sir Neiron Raycroft, Vice Adm. Sir Charles
David Haliburton so 10 Plymouth 3 o Bart ao o Cotton, Bart 2t o Paris, who landed at Hampton, and proceeded im-
Alex. Popham, Efq. so 0 Jokes Hewitt, Efq. 5 5 Charles Davis sco Rear Admiral Kemp- mediately to Wallington, being charged with dif-
Rev. John Garrett, of iris Grace the Duke ofMifs Davis 5 0 theme 5 .5 patches for Government. We underhand, that our
Chudkigh so 0 Ancafter 100 o William Holme at o Capt. Thomas Pref./and, affairs with Spain have affurned a more ferious afpeft,
F. M. 10 0 Mifs Layard aso George Paris 5 5 R N .5 5 and that no hope of accommodation of our diffe-
John Peacock a o Mifs Mary layard ato Henry Seymour 21 o Lieut. John M'Key, do. a a
James Farquharfon tos 0 Thomas Slater, Stain. Charles Steer, Devon- Charles Brooke, M P at o rences with that nation, now remains. The anival
A. Davifon, Noel, Tem- ford bill 10 10 ihiraquare TO o Rev. J. Gamble to to of Mr. Stirwitn, at this moment, and with di(-
Oar and Co. , 105 0 Newman Knowleys, T. P. 20 o st friend to the Un- patches, induce us to believe, that the Executive
ticea n
sretinoin at the meeting of Congrefs, will be
William Leake to 0 Temple 20 • Capt. James Wood, . fortunate a 0
Math. Harrifon, Efq. of .T. Mackeloud 5 o Wernouth•ltreet 5 5 Capt. White, R N
Upton, near Huntley,John Shafer, Strand
er, 1 a Meffrs Beamon and Ed
Hants 20 oJohn French, Me of Abbott, Bond-ftreet Ito to Rev. H
.iraGerineisnri lifq
Lure f o A Committee
of Gentlemen, we underftand, are
Thos and Jas. Coding to o Wight aaMr T Clements, Grof• Mrs Sheldon to ft
o; Chiogy g.
mhlinu inn
appointed
to reprefent to the Executive of the United
John and Edw. Leech, of Henry Cowper, Efts xer to senor-greet ss oDr Buchan x I
Lea. Surrey 10 OC. Waltham, Efts. ... so to Thomas Kcnick, Efq act to Capt. Claringbauld. States, the depredations committed on our commerce,
s ,„ by foreign nations.
Thos. Golding, Cornbill 5 S J. Bilhop, Hampftead so to Samuel Paget,jun so to Salt Kent Militia
Coak, Wilmoot and Gol- Charles Farrington 5 5 Richard Vale, Efq Mrs Cnxiden, Maid- The extent and encreafing aggravation of thefe de-
ding 10 so bath. Dalton, Shona% Portfmouth 10 to ftone I I predations, has, we are advifed, drawn the attention
Dr. Patrick Caury, near Doric! at o Thomas Scott, Efq 10 10 C. A. zss 6d . of the Government to the fubjeft ; and from the fen-
Chepttow 55 P. Macleod and Son so so Wm. Walcott, M. D. W. Dinwiddie & Co. so 10
Robert Taykr, Black- Dean and Saliffiury ao o (bindle to o Cation produced, we have reafon to believe, it will
heath at 0 Neck, Son, and Sewell to to Servants of the Crown and Anelsor.Lagenhall.ftreet c 4 6 o be aged on with temperate firrnnefs and Ready per-
Capt. Niche. TomMtron, Mifs S. Saigwood 30 o A Little Sailoi Boy's Mite at ditto, 2s 6d feverance. We learn Cram a fource of information,
R. N. 5 S Lieut. Charles Brame, The Profits of a Performance of the Theatre Royal, which our readers may rely upon as correft, that the
George Crawford, King's R. N. 10 to Cheltenham. and the Theatre at Glouctfter, per Richmond Rory of the Spanith Minifter having de-
Langley 10 10 Mr Charles Duncan, Mcßee Ray add Gibbon 73 3 0
Robert Wallace 1 I Sheerneis s 0 The Young Gentlemen educated at Cheam School 40 ~ mandcd his palfports of our Government, is void of
George Nokc 21 o R.D. EL tto 6d. The Officers and Privates of the Loyal Layton Com- any foundation.
Battyes and Shearer as o Arch. M. Neriage 5 0 pany of Volunteers, per Captain Milieu 23 4 6 We are confidently alfured, that the Government
H. Butgefs 5 5 Lieut. T. Wing, RN. 5 o The Officers, Non-commiffioned Off cers,and Print es of Spain, fo far from authorifing the capture of
Rev. Jas. Dodfwortb, Mita Dalton, of Bury of the tit Regiment of Tower Hamlet Volunteers,
Doddingunt, near St. Edmunds 5 5 by I.ieut. cot. main% - 105 0 o American veffels, have recently iffucd circular orders
Fevertham a 0 10 James Fox, Efq. Bram- The Workmen at Mr. Daniel's IVianufadoty, Newgate• to all their Officers, tz treat the American flag with
Dixon and. Ramfay 10 to ham Park, Yorkihire so o ftreet • - 46 6 particular refpeft.
Charles Hippaff 10 to Dr. Marcy, Canter. Captain Dawes's Company of Volunteers, Winchelfea, An article, flating, that the gritifh had landed
Cooper and Bennett a a bury S 3 Suffex - - !a 8 o
Henry Walton S o Charles Beckford Long, The Officers, Non-eommiffioned Officers mid Privates, too troops at Cape Nichola Mole, for the purpnfe
Sir Janice Doherty so o Efq. Langley, Barks so to of the tit Troop of Fffex Yeomanry, I:uder the come of retaining poffeffion of that place, is unfounded.—
Henry Lappan 1 1 William Bent - zo to mand of John Conyers, Efq. - 39 12 6 (Charkfien Paper.)
Thomas Snedgrape at o Mr. Mercer, Northum- The Koyal Exchange Firemen and Porters - 25 ° 0 We are alit informed frornHampton, that an Am-
Edmund Lucas s o berlar.l-ftrect, Strand zo so The Inhabitants of the Town of Harvalcbr by John ballidor from Tunis and his finite, have arrived there.
Shone and Lloyd to to Mr. H. W. Mercer 2 2 Hopkins, Efq. 86 4 6
Eeley and Fecamp to to Captain C. Wollatton 5 5 The Non-Conuniffioned Officers and Privates of the Let- He has come over to demand retribution for Come
Wm. Toulmen.Chrift Peter Campbell, Efq. terworth Volunteer Infantry, one day's pay, by the Tunitian veffel which attempted to force its way
Church,Surrey $ 3 Sydney Farm - to to Hon. and Rev. Henry Ryder - - sto 6 through our fleet into Tripoli, with articles contra-
Was. and J. Wood, Thomas Wright and Co. The Officers and Chip's Company of his Majefty's Chip 717 6 band to war on board ; and which was captured by
Threadmedle.ftreet at o Covent Garden 105 o Argonaut, lieutenant James James -
the authority of the laws of nations.—(Yet. Gat.)
James Wood, ditto 5 5 Whitter and Bremridge 10 10 Hoddeftion Theatre, by Meffrs. Humphries and Sea.
brook, Aianagers - 70 0 NOTCH 12, OCTOST It B.—An outgage of a finzilar
James M. Duncan, Minett and Fedor, Auf-
Tower-hill to so tin-friars - 5.1 /0 The Watford Volunteer Company of Infantry Ira so 0 kind with that committed on the Kempers, but more
William Middleton, J. Reid, Fig. Bedford zo zo The Journeymen Weavers o: Spitalfields and its En- holiile in its afpeft, was lately tranfafted by a party
Efq. Ipfwich, Pro. A Friend to the Navy 4 o virus., per bleffrs. Collin., Graham,and Hoare 30 0 0
Tindal Grand Mal% Rev. L. H. Matter The Deicer., Non Cmumiffioned Officers. and Privates, of Spanith fubjefls, to our territory near the Tickfaw
ter of the Free Ma- Lympsfield, Surrey 5 5 of the Wotton Underhedge Volunteer iptantry, coat- River.
to 10 o A party of twelve Spanifh light horfe, part of Cap-
font, in the County Benjamin D. Ifrael, Efq. monad by Captain Dyer - -
of Suffolk az o Stoke Newington 10 to The Officers, Non-Commirioned Officers. and Privates taiu Joass's company, armed with guns, pistols, and
George Nichols 2
e Newton Barton, Efq. 5 0 of the Wotten U tiderhedge Volunteer Infantry, coin-
(words, came to the houfe of Mr. HOLDEN, about
E. Harrel 5 0 Mrs. Barton .. 3 o manded by Gilmore Yeats - - 10 10 0
H. M. Da Cotta a z Captain Sir T. Williams 5 5 The Members of the Birth-day Society, Hork and one mile above the line of demarcation, and in a vto-
p
M. Macarthy, Win- James Buller, Efq. of Groom, Curtaitoroad, Shoreditch, by Mr. Harding, lent and hottile manner threatened to put Holden
eliefter I o Downes 13 to Secretary - - 10 too and his family under guard ; while they were sifting
Mr. Eton t o W. Pucklield, Rulford, The t)lirers' Subfeription, and one day's pay of the in this manner, his ion and others came home, when
Rev. Chas. Richards, Devon 10 to Non Commillioned Officers and Privates of the Marne
Hydd.abbey School, D. Davenport, Efq. 52 ao Loyal Volunteers 19 4 6 Holden ordered them to get their guns and defend
winchelter 3 S Falliarn Nairn, Elsa. S 5 Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Morons of England,Crcrern theincelves ; upon this the party rode off; and came
The Scholars at ditto za 0 Colonel Varlo, Royal and Anchor Tavern ; his Grace John Duke of Athol, two miles further on this nde the line, to the houfe
A. Diekinion,Tivert on so to Marines 5 5 Grand Matter - - soy 00of a Mr. FLANAGAN, and in a violent and hottile
The Officers, Non-CommiGioned Officers, and Privates
Henry C. Campion 11 o G. Dobree,Church•lane,
Mn. Gratwicke 5 5 Chelfea 55 of the Shropetire Regiment of Militia, commanded manner, took him and his wife prifoners, and carried
by Lord Bradford - 71 9 9 them five miles below the line : there left them under
Rob.Cave,Doneafier 10 xo The Hon. Captain C. R.
0 Royal Lanedihire Regiment of Militia,
Sir H. Strachey, Bart. 30 o Boyle $ guard all night, and in the morning difcharged the
John Micklethwaite to 10 H. W.Harrey, Efq. 5 3 From the Officers - 35 13 6 - 88 5 ° wife, but conveyed her hufband fifteen miles further,
Thomas Parry 3 5 Barnet Chillios 5 5 Non Commilfitned & Privates 52 st 9
took his horfe, bi idle, and faddle, and then difiniffed
United Lodges of Bridal Union and Perfect Friendlhip,
Rear-Adm. Fortercue 50 o Samuel Denton, Ruffell-
j. G. Palmer, E.fq. his ignore S 5 Ipfwich ao 0 o him. The frit part of this outrage was committed in
Majeliy's Advo ate Thomas Allen,St John's, One day's pay of the Officers, Non-Commiffioned 01E- open day.
.
General, Bermuda 5 3 Southwark 10 10 cers, and Privates, of the Royal Denbigh Militia, com- We are informed that our Governor has demanded
minded by Sir Watkins Williams Wynne. 28 19 8
Mrs. Palmer 2 a Ramibottoms and Ba-an explicit and fatisfaaory explanation of this tranf-
Otte day's pay of the Officers, Non Commiffioncd OE-
M r. Palmer, Juni
mils Palmer a a vet flock, Wit.dfor 100 0
2 a Coi, tel Campbell, file cers, and Private,, of the Rochefter Volunteer Corps Is o o aftion from Governor Grand Pre.
Mrs F. F. Palnier a a IA Wight so To Duncan's and Nelion's Club, Wakefield 21 0 0 CHARLESTON, OCT. 31.--The American fchooner
The Officers. Non-Commilfioned Officers, and Privates.
J. (e. Ellen, Lfq. his Neifon, THOM esum, from Savannah-la-mar, Jamaica,
Majefty's Attorney Mrs. M. Hale, Hants too o
M,•wit and Roberts to 10 of the Harleflon Volunteer Infantry, commanded by
for Charleilon, was captured on the 14th inflant, in
General, Bermuda 55 P. Broadley and Son 10 10 John Kerriek, Efq. ix 17 6
One day's pay of the Officers and Privates of the Gar- lat. 24. off the coaft of Florida, by the Spanith pri-
Mrs. Hien a 2 Richard Carter, Erg.
lettoff Company of Volunteers, comnunded by Capt. vateer El Vengeanoa, Antoine Ric mailer, who
Ponfonby Tottenham, Ether, Surrey . 5 3
J.
, ~
Lfq. M. P. 10 io The Servants of T. H. 17a. 6d. d• - Bell ' - - 47 6 took from Captain THomeson, upwards of got to dol.
The Non-Commiffioned Officers and Privates of the
Chriftopher Britton 1 s John Sudlow, Mom'.
Hertlordthire Legion ,g 56 , tars in fpecie, then took out all his people, and put
Mr. Wallington, El- ment -yard zo 10 on board a prize-maller and fix men, and ordered
The Loyal Ongar Hunlred Volunteers, Ift or Ongar
miislier 1 a Wood and Cornith,
Mr. John Walker, Broad-ftreetbuddinp 10 o Company, Captain Henley - . 55 o her for Campeachy ; but, after the privateer left the
Chipping Onpr 5 3 J. Thomas and W. Kew to to Lieutenant
ditto - - - Patten, ditto - 1
1 0 fchooner, Captain THOMPSON prevailed on the prize-
Rev. Wm. Herringham 33 A tLins and Batten 10 so Entign billion, mailer to carry her into Muriel, teri leagues from the
1 a Rev. Jofeph Richards 10 zo William EvanNou-Uommiffioned Officers anal Privates - Ito 6 6 a
Amicable Society, for Relief of Sick Members, held at Havannah.
T. I lushes to 10 Rev. John Hidden, a
the White Heide, Stowmarket, Suffolk so 0 o Extraft of a letter from Cape Francois, dated the
Unknown, by Rev. Sydney College, Cain.
The Earl Cowes Company of Volunteers, commanded I ^th of Oftober.—" You doubtlefs will have received.
W. Hen Ingham z 9 bridge 2 2 a
Mr. pm Nightin- Floe. Cafe, Morevrood st 0 by Captain John Ward, two days pay to 10 0 long 'ere this reaches you, the late Imperial Decree.
gale, Rochelter s 3 T. uric - 10 70 The Officers, Non•commiffioned Officers, and Privates
, g 7 regulating the confignment of neutral veffels arriving
of the TotnefsVoluateers b • Captain Ad Ins
Sob Jacob Bargebur 5 3 Chrkes and Burgers to to
Js• S 3 Jorepb Dobrce, Oxford- The Free and Friendly Society of Journeymen Coach- - ' ...- t this Ifland.—This Decree has deprived even a re-
W. Gell, a Labourer Street, gratuity re-
makers, held at the Brown Bear, Broad•ftreet, Saint iident patented merchant here of the right of receiv -
-
at theNavyCffice,act.6d. eeived for attending Giles' s 10 0 oing and difpoting of his owl:, as well as the property
Thomas Forfyth 10 to the Profecution of a The Clerksof T. Bifh, Efq. Office, Charing Crofs 2 2 0
of his friend, except in cafes where it may arrive to
M. carman a a Felon 7 7 Captain Hawes's Company Haftings Rape Volunteen 96 o
his own number in rotation.—There are eight patent-
R. J. Thompfon, Ffq. 3 3 Nicholas Horn 5 5 The Officers, Non-commitfioned Officers, and Privates
Geo. Walters and Son 10 to The Marquis of Titch- of the Wycombe, and Martin's Squadron of Buck- eel Merchants at this place, five of whom are Indi-
Fre.:k ..nd Brar nan so to field leo o inghamfhire Yeomanry 72 IS 0 genes, and three only Americans." .
GH. Wolliflon so o lord Uxbridge 105 0 The Minifter and Parithioners of Weft Hoatley, Sake S '5 o IMPERIAL DECREE.
Wiliam Dudley I 0 10 Matthew Brickdale,Efq. The Writ Eifel. Volunteer Cavalry, under dm command
',scours I. Emperor of Hayti, Commander in Chief of the
William M•Kardy, 109.61 of Taunton, homer- of Major Wright . 12 I 0 0
A rmies toy the Grace of Gun and the Conftitutional Law of
Ihe Hon. Lionel Da. fitibire 19 0 A few loyal Friends at the Salutation and Cat,Newgate
the Sta
- 63 0 0
mer,CanniDerchet. Ceorie Sheppard, Efq.Defirous ro difpenfe equally and without diftindtioo the favours
tcr, !.!orfet 21 o of ditto 5 OTh Market
Tavillock•ftrcet 10 o a
e journeymen of Mr. Vickery,. •
of the Governmeat, and to secure to the authordita- ' c cm,

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(and this without refpe!t to prirateinterefls and particular privi-
I, vs) the benefin rtfulting frcm the Imperial Decree of Aug. t,
r::ifent pear-7

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Decrees as follows, to be executed throughout the whole extent
of the Empire :

Art. t. All ..uthorifed commercial houfes for receiving conlign-
Iry nts Mall have and exercife equal and limtlar rights, agreeably to
the favour granted by the aiiove.mentioned law.

2. Confjpiently, according to the principle of the preceding ar-
ticle, each confignee 'halt be permitted, in his turn, and following
the ceder of the number affixcil to his commilEon, to WI and have
She refponfibilitv of •foreign veffels.
g.. 1 his dittribution (hall be calculated fo that no authorifed
configree, however favoured, or whatever his claim, mall re-
ceive a number of veirel I exceeding thole received by other con-
fiznses.
4. According to the preceding article, each merchant alieady
conitnifliened is required to I/Went M. patent to the Secreta-
ry General of tin. Government, who will give to it the requilite
formality.
Done at the Imperial Palace, Sept. 6.
IMPLRIAI. DECREE.

Jrc zycs T. Emptror of Hari, Commander in Chief of the
t my, by the Giace of GOD, and the Conititutional Law
of the tate,

Dtfirous of teltraining the frequent abufcs in the receipt of the
duties of importation and t xportation' as alfo in the receipt of the
tax of one fourth levied on the territorial produce :
Cool-Aerie,: the nectffity of reltriCting the exportation of fpecie
to foreign commits:
Contidering, moreover, the neecflity of inflieting upon fraudu-
lent (peculators and public dilapidators, punilhments comments.,
rate w ith the crimes they commit—
Decrees as follows, to be carried into effc6t throughout the whole
extent of the empire:
Arr. r. Every vi.ffel which (ban be difcovered trefpaffing againft
the laws, either as it relates to the duties of importation, or of
exportation, hall, together with her cargo, be confifcatcd for the
benefit of the Rate
2. When a veffel Mall be furpeCted of fraud, the armed force
small be called upon 1 y the adminittrator of the place, who, rif-
Oiled by the Colic& r of the Cultom•houfe, and in prefence of
the Comptroller and th Commandant of the place, (hall proceed
to the unloading and examination thereof in the ftridelt manner;
a procefc verbal of which &di be drawn up, and immediately
forwarded to the milliner of finances.

3. Every colledtor of a place in which a veffel iball be feixed
for fraud, either on account of the duties of importation or of
exportation, fhaU be deprived of his property, and puuilhed with
the utmoft rigour of the law.
4. Every authorifed mercantile houfe receiving configotnents,
bound to make known to the admioißrator of the place, before the
weird configned to it he permitted to fail, the amount of the Pale
of her cargo, in produce; and the furplus of the fpecie which it
has not been able to convert into produce, (hall be depofited in the
Treafury : a receipt for the amount thereof ihall be given by the
Grid Adminiftrator, payable in produce of the place, at the entreat
prices, and to the order of the hearer.
3. The confignees flail be required to produce (in addition to
the Rate of duties made out by the Catheter upon the cargo of
each veffel) the permits for the fate thereoforhich mall be depofit-
ed in the Office of the Adminiftrator. _ _

6. Every foreign veffel Ihali be required, within twenty-four
hours after her arrival in any port, to declare her intention of dif-
poling of the cargo there, or of tailing to another port.
7. Every individual who fhall be convidted of having purehafed
goods without receiving a regular permit therewith, than be int.
priloned fix months, and his property confifcated.
8. Eva y holder of a permit to difpok of his goods, is required
to depofit it in the Revenue Office (brrears dc, domain); a quantity
of new permits. proportionate to the amount of goods he may
have on band, thatl be delivered to him.
9. Every Haytian, of whatever rank or profeffion he may be,
who fhaU he convicted of having fold produce before having paid
the rent of his farm, tke impolt of one-fourth, and the proportion
receivable by tlic cultirwors, Mall be protecuted criminally.
to. hvery ode remirg or owning a farm, Hull be obliged to
carry the amount of the one-fourth belonging to the cultivators, to
the Office of the Juftice of the Peace, to be then divided amongft
them, in his pretence, and in that of the Commandant of the place,
who (hall both certify the account of fake of the Paid farmers or
proprietors.
Done at the Imperial Palace, Gonaives, Sept. 23, 1801.
(Signed) DL3SALINIS.

LONDON.

SA'T'URDAY,
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
Cambia, for Jan. 61—Re
Tacheq.lllll,,
PRICE 01. STOCI
Sault Stork

IECEMBER '4.
)AY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
'aced 60--Onulium 64*.

iar Is. prem.
S YESTERDAY:
India 80..ds par Is. prem.
Imp. 3 p..r Cent 59
Exch. Bills, par ts. diL z prem.
Omnium 61 prem.
Englilh Tickets, 191. 17s.
Conf. Oar acc 61i

3 per Cent. Red. Ann. that
3 per Cent. C. An. 6of 59-11 6o
4 per Cent IA

Per Cent. 14;ry diut
5 per Cent. 1797, 99:1
Long Ann. 17 t-z 6 17

COURSE OF
Amitenlatn 35 i t a Ul.
Do. at fight 35
Rotterdam 11 8 a Uf.
Harnburg,h 33 1 21
Altoona 33 2 2t
Parise day's date 25 4 liv.
Paris - as t 2 a tIC

7.XCHANGE.
Cadiz pap Naples t
Dine 33 elf'. Genoa 484
Madrid pap Lifbon 62
Ditto 30 dl. I Oporto 624
Bilboa 35 eff. Dublin 124
Leghorn 33-i Cork 13;
Veniseso }byres Mai dredliv.i
prr L Reding.
Tolland 5-} per Cent.

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Bourdeaux 25 z 3 ditto
AO) on the Bank of

Therfday afternoon, failed from Torbay, with a
fmart breeze from the North, his Majeny's (hips
under the command of Admiral CORNWALLIS, con
fining of—
Ville de Paris, San jofef, Hibernia,
Warrior, Impetnettz, Triumph,
Prince George, Captain, Plantagenet,
Barlieur, Dragon, and
Princefs Royal, Malta, Adrian cutter,