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- WEDNESDAY., DECEMBER li, 1805. PRICK SIX-MCI
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PATRIOTIC FUND.

LLOYD 6, Dic tO,TB^S.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT-
TEE,heIii this day.

(lecke Chapel, Portman-fq. H •Hatton
Crayford, Kent Robert Wright
Capt. Taylor's Volunteen
Orange *red, Leiceiler-fickls
Erith, Kent
St James, Duke's-place R. Povah
St Martin, Outwich I.ltwia
St Margaret's Patten, Rood-
lane

Wandfwortlt. Surrey . P. H. Butcher
Officers, N:m. mom attiL stied Officers, Privates and
Drummers, of the Loyal Wandlv. on+ Corps of
Volunteer Infantry, at Wanelfworoi COurch
fpfwich J. Lee
New Romney, including .1 . pay from the Offi•
ce:s and PrilrAtel of the Volunteer Corps
Stoke upon Trent Statrirtlfti
P.:11-11reet Meeting London ----
Sinn Chapel, Darttord, Kale
Osapcl, Dulwich Coll_ze
qt Giles in the Field,. Loud. M'Carty
St Nicholas, Warwick R. Miller
King's Maxi, Wurceilcr P. l'dwards
St.'Atidrew,Plymouill J. Candy
St George's Chapel, Preilon
Roman Catholic Infra, do.
hiLwmarket E. Davis
Bactil Meeting, Hythe J. P';rrat
Stalbridgc,Dorfetiblre --
Chstrch, Sunderland J. Hampton
Chapel, di. to
Holywell. Fiintilsi re J. Llayd
Chapel, Wakefield M. Bruce
Riathy, Warwick S. Meath
Brixton, near Plymton R. Lane
Minded Church. Harnpihire Mr. Cook
Church, Lyndhurit
Diffenters Meeting. ditto,
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THOMAS BOYAR, Efq. in the Chair,
Refotoed,
That the following Addrefs to the Public, be 'alerted in the
Daily Papers—
In the preface to the Report,publiled on the Eft of March left,
the Conuni;tee, after Rating the Receipt and Expenditure to that
period, oh:'erved. " That the Contributions already received,
formed a Fund fo ample, in proporion to the demands hitherto
made upon it that they abßained from any new appeal to the
Public ; sor.fi.k.nt that, whim circumitanees rendered it neceffary,
they (hold(' not appeal in vain ; but that the fpirlt and liberality of
Britons would always rife equal to the occafion, when called upon
to relieve the (offerings, and reward the valour or thole who di(
tineuithed thetureives in the fervice of their Country."
This Centime= has now been fully }Whiled. The fume fib.
feribed previous to the 6th of left month, when the glorious Vie
tory of Trafalgar was announced to the public, amounted to
175,0c0l and the dividends received to 20,0001. 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 fbr
futeebful exertion of valour or merit, ansoonted to nese eopool;
and the farther calls upon the Fund arifing from the late brilliant
achievement of his Majefty's arufs,wem el:instated at about yo,oool.
having an unappropriated furls, of Utli more than 75,0001 a foot
that might loon prove inadequate to enterer the future claims of
Brief& valour, now called into adios by land as well as by tea.
Under there eireunatanees the Committee made a fee& appeal
to thole who had not hitherto eontrihatedaod the fuccefs fully
=Ewers their expetiations.
The Subfcriptions fince received, for the general purports of the
Fund, already amount to 18,00014 and thole pad in from the
Colledtions made, after Divine Service on the Day of Thankf-
giving, to 54,6001; and both lifts are hourly encreafing.
The names of many who had before contributed with a muni-
ficence worthy of their rank and fortune, have appeared again—
and the Clergy of the Eitablithed Church, and of every other de.
nomination, have molt zealouily and eloquently promoted the
objedts of this laudable Inllitution.
The limits of an Advertifement do not permit the defcriptlon
of the Contributions at the leveret Churches and Places of Wor-
fhip, in the manner in which many have reqoefted they might be
inferted--but the Committee, in their next Annual Report, which
will be pubillhed on the lit of March, will give all the particu-
lars delirekl.

K. Davis

36 7 o
44 4 V

J. Grih
St Andrew Underfhaft, Lodes-

47 17 0
37 g Si
st 0 0

411 0

hill-ftrcet A. A. urnint: 53
Afton. Midellefee Mr Windt
Scots Church, London Wall Dr Young
Twickenham Chapel, Cam-
bridge Cr. OWCII 3T
The Young Genti men of Mr. Hurwitz' jewira
r Academy, Highipte 4
Portland Chapel, per the Right Hon. Lord Raditock Ito
Welt-Ir Chapel, St. Giles's W. Gurney 63
' Sews Church, Wells ftrcet Aka. Waugh 4.)
His Grace the Archbithop of Canterbury JGO
`Church, Lambeth Dr VII.: a o 3
Carlin: Chap. Kennington-tune George Gition 3S
It Michael, Wood- drew Dr Cooper all
Contribution of two Companies of the Excite Vo.
lunterra, who attended Divine Service at St. Pe-
ter k-Poor, where there was no Collenion
Salem Chapel, Shadwen W. Rots
New Chapel, Stockwell Thomas Jack fon 44
St. Lake's, Old• ftreet 47
A Mull Congregation of Diffentas, Hermes aped,
Pentonville
Baptift Chap. Abbtodon.Butlis
Camden Chapel, Peckham
St. Thomas, Southwark
I Warnford Church, Hants
Congregation at Billericay
Trinity Chapel, Conduirareet
Chapel, Great Word, Me
St. Ives, Hants
Barkb:un, Reeks
Chapel, Margarct•ftreet, Ca.
tta re -
Bedford Chapel, Charlotte-ftr.
St. Gcorge's Hanover.fquare
' Rolls Ch .p.l, Chaucarlane
Chapel, ii:ington -
Ditto, Silver ftreet
T.D.vidfun and J. W.Davidfon
Kelvedon, Efrex •
Bethel Chapel, Sheers&
Ramibury, Wilts
Appleby, Lekefterfhire
Ely Chapel, Ely-place
Meeting, College-lane, North.
hampton -
Rkhmund, Surrey
Ditto, Prost= Independent

37 13 6
63 0 0
12 1 3
7 8 6
71 z 8 8
148 1 At
a 6 6 0
5 5 0
5
II 10 7
as lc 3
5 14 9#
39 2 9
I; 12 0
33 13 0
7 o o
16 4 C
29 10 3
5 6
23 3 6
77 18 3
42 3 3
33 19 Z
14 1 0

St. Thomas's Mettmg, Bora' Mr. Coates
Church, Charlton, Kcnt T. Chace
Chapel, Jewry-Ikea I. Ball
Church, Itimron, Mlddlefes
Church, Barnett, Northamp. I Lloyd
Weft Moult.y., Surrey
Indrprndent Church, New-
port, Ile of Wight
Ditto, Ditto
Ditto, Cowes
Church, Morton, Filex
Ditto, Grinacad Ongar, Ufa
Ditto, Ongar, F 111:x
Ditto, Wellingle, Eff:x
Ditto, Duddinghto ft, hires
Ditto, Stondon M•drey, Litre
Ditto, St. 'Mildred', Poultry
Collegiate Chita, St. Cathe•

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16 I 41
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4 to 6
51 0 44
24 7 0
2,6 3 6
9 5 0

Mr. Porch
Mr. Hodgkin
R. H. Laocafter
John Thomtou
Mr. Clarke
H. Jeffery,
C. L. Rams
R. J. T.

2 II 0

14 2 6
1. Tytmaa 10 ts o
Mr. Styles 4 7 6
8 16 a
s to 4/
12 11 0

J. Halewood
Halleww4
R. Hodigon
Mr. Jones
szl. los.

68 12 6
112 lj 0
164 9 to
18 5 6
189 3 9
40 13 9
23 6 6
14 t 8 6
1 3 o
43 12 9

2 0 0

ro 18 8

6 5 a

3 1 7

due's Mr Lcms
Bedwurth Church, Warwick& -
T:verton Old Church, Devon -
Church, Metidlerbam, Soft .1k -
Adelphi Chapel, London MrTaylor
Church, Hawkhurit, Kent J. N. Hall
Churches, Eauden and Bay-
f, rl, Herta R. Orme
Church Modhury Devon Mr. S:ackhoufe
Churek Oluty, Burks C. StLvenfon
Church Welton Underwood,

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CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, an the DAT of
THANKSGIVING, for the Relief of the SEAMEN, SOL-
DIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded; sod
the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of thole Kil-
led, in his Majefty's Service.
Rev. Clergymen
Churches. Chapels, and Meetings. who Sams colleted.

EValiton
M. Priur.
E. Myrick
W. Harmer
P. Skepperd

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30 3 0

3 0 0
T. Waktficla Itos 7 0

33 4 9
13 28 0
23 I 0

St. Ethelburgi, Bilboprgate•R.
At hallows, Lombard-greet
Barking, Tower-ttreet H. White
Foundling Hdpital, London J. Hewlett
St. Paul's Cathedral, Ditto A. Hatt
St. Magnus, London bridge
Parochial Church and Chapel,
Hampttead, Including Vo-
lunteers
St. Mildred. Bread-Brea
Hendon, Malden
Chapel, Highbury Grove
Allhallows G. and L. Upper
Thames-Recce
St. Bennet and St. Peter,

C. 1 6 0
24 7 0
73 11 3
tt93 11 0
pa 0 Hi
46 5 9

Society
Lee, Kent
St hlichad, Coventry
Portfea, Hants
Sa!Lambe, Hera
Thundrilge, Ditto Mr Franklin
Odagon Chapel, Bath I. Gardener
Sy tuondfbury G. Raymond.
Downhatu, Not folk G. Parke
Newport, Me of Wight P. Geary
Proteltant Difrenter's Chapel

G. Lock

8 8 o
19 13 0
50 3 4
17 l 0 6
6 xi 7
23 I ti
229 z 8 0
14 0 0
22 16 S
54 18 7

Berks. G. Mitchell
Baptift Chapel, Falmouth Thomas Grit'ln
ChurchWormley„ Hats
MLeting-houte Unicorn-yard,
Toole), ftrcet Mr. Hutchlop
Chapel Gate-ftriet, Lincoln's
Inn Odds G. Williams
From the three Diffenting Congregations at Cheiham,
Backs

5 x o
26 2 2)
23 i 6 4

R. Skagen
W. Bailin

17 14 'it

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6 17 o
6o JI 6
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R. Mike

Church Shenley Hers Thornai Newman
Scots Church Artillery ilreet David Bricker
Independent Chapel at Abing-
don Berldhire W. Thriihsna
St. Bartholow-
London
Congregation of Proteftant
Diffenters of the Baptift de-
nomination Meeting-hook,
Mitt hell-ftreet Thomas PoweU
Church Patigbourn Barks, Dr. Brecdon
St. Clement Dams J. Rennie
Church Weft Wickham Kent Fauldcr
From a final! Congregation of Unitarian Chrillians
at Tomes, Devon
Meeting Ayliffe-i)

28 8
a 10
23 8

2 7 •0 6

Woburn, Beds
Church Ptoteflant Difrenters,
Fedingham Cattle
St. Paul, Brittol J. A. Small
Meeting.hoofs, Great Marlow G. Ed..% art's
C hippt n Norton.
Village Of Safford
Ditto of Cornwall
The United Parilhes of Chrift
Church and St. Leonard
Foriter, of which x7l 5s oid.
was from the Children of
Florphal Mr. Stmuther
St. Lawrence, Old Jewry Mr. Vicksa
Allhallows, London Wall W. Belle
Rayleigh, kik: S. Head
Lutterwqrth, Leicaterthire li. Rydtr
Fitzroy Chapel 1. W. Duppe
Great Barton, Sego&
St Augultine and St Filth,

4. is

201 I 2

the Leis,
Dr. Fords

Wharf
Citric ChaPd. Klngiland
Church, anemia
N. Meeting-honk Waithi
Greek Chapel, Crown R. Soho
Mulberry Gardens Chapel, Rat-
cliff Highway J. Nicholfon
Church, Streatham
Homertott R. B. Williams
Church, Lung Ditton T. Streatfichl
Royal Chapel, London T. I.Villtinfou
The Afylunt R. Stevens
Old Jewry Meeting Dr. Rees
St. Mary, Stratford S. Henlitell
NINA:Iog, London Road R. M. Harper
Church, Tottendge H. Marfham
Ct.•:reh, Kew Green M. Wrond
Meeting, Stepney G. Lord
Chapel, Lincobt's.irm Dr. Ackfon
Whop Hatfield, Hens
Meeting, New Broad4treet
St. Stephen, Coleman-14=c
Chapel, Paragon
Church, Greenwich
I ver, Bucks
St. Ann, Soho. Weftminfter
Goodhurit, Kent
Hidfor, Maidtwhead
United Churches of St. Mary,
Wontnoth, and St. Mary,
Woulchurelt, London
St Nicholas Cole Abbey
Urightling Church,buffee
St Mersin, Ludgate FLD. Walmlley
Lock'- liekk.W..lworth G. Clayton
Cfiattin's Paint, Cambridge R. Chatfield
North Church, Hens P. H. Rath:
Tbame, Gion Mr Lee
All Saints and St. Johns, Hat. • ' •
, ford P. Lloyd
Chapel, Bedford row It. Cecil, A. M.
Andrew Wardrobe, and Sc _ _

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M. Venn

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21 0 0

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-.Street Mr. Sher.fon tB t af
COUNTY OF DORSET.
AT a numerous MEETING of the Noblemen.
Clergy, Gentlemen, and Freeholders of the !aid &intl.
held at the County Hall, in Dorchelter, on Wednefday the 4th
day of December, aos.
JOHN GOULD, Efq High Sheriff, in the Chair.
Refolved Ueanimoufly,
That the following Addrefs now prefente4 by the Right Host.
the Earl of Dosenrs era be appreved of.
We, the Noldemen, Clergy, Gentlemen, and Freeholders of the
County of Dorfet, beg leave to approach your Majelty's Throne to
offer nor ',meted cottgratulatiens on the molt glorious and deci.
five Vidory obtained over the Combined NAVA Force of Franco
and Spain, off Cape Trafalgar, by your Malefty's Fleet, under the
Co tul of the Illultrious and ever to be lamented Hero, the:.
LarlVifcoura NSLSON.—A Vidory which, whet her we confider
the Superiority of the Enemy. or the critical time it was fu den-
te:ly atchieved, calls for our ftrongeft feelings of gratitude to the
Almighty Difpofer of all events for this tranfeendant mark of Hit
Protection to this Eivoured Nation.

73 zo
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6z 9 10
3o 6 8
56 II 3
4 8 0
183 16 4
18 3 6
52 it 6
23 10 4
it 3 6

LondeM . •-•
St John, Southwark W. Jarvis Abd7
Sc Michael, Bath Slaw Mr. Wilton
From the Committee, Sm. of
the Magdalen Hofpital J. Prince
Plandtcad and Eaft Wickham,
Kent • - Mr. Watfon
Hannontlfworth, or Hounslow ! J. Langhom
St. Alban and St Olave, Wood-
&ea Mr. Parker
G. F. Bates

12 3 0
76 IS 6
27 9 0

B.(4.iffee
T.Twigg

16 5 6

Va. Matthew
& Ward

st 13 $
s a o

KW. B. Hanna*

St Botol* Bilhoptgate
Gray's Inn Chapel, Gray's Inn
Bartholomew Chapel, Bartho-
lomew-elofe J. Latchford
St Stephen, Wa!brook, and St
Bennet Sheath% G. S. Townley
Berkeley Chapel E. Forger
The Counters of Huntingdon's
Chapel, Brighton
Rochalaths

13 9 9
44 19 o
62 a 3

li. Mun

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23 4 8
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23 18 0
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188 4 0

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38 9 0

In events of this nature we mutt inevitably have to lament the
Ids of many lives, and on tins ocrafion our grief and our lamenta•
t ion s-canitot Le fupprtffed at tie tate of a man, the role and lauda-
ble ambition 01 whofe life was to maintain and increafeithe prof-
perity o your Majefty's Dominions, and the Glory of your Ma.
lefty's Arms in all parts of the world; i.ot that thefe melancholy
rogations can deprive the furvivors in that memorable adtion, of
our jolt admiration of their intrepidity, or of their indefatigable
and humane exertions for a coolickrable period afterwards.
A further proof of the Ability of our Commanders, and of the.
Vah-ar of our Seamen, was difplayed on the pth ult. by Sir RICH..
Alt 1) 5 A CHAN aad the Squadron under his Command, firth.
eta to induce us to exped, that thefe two Vidiories will main-
tale the ufual emulation in the Britifh charaeler to preferve their
Loyalty to their beloved King and their attachment to their na-
tive country with nmewediultre on all methane.
At a period fo big with events to furrounding Empires, permit
us to repeat our affurances of that dot; and reverence to your
Moiety's Felon, aad that unalterable love for our excellent
Conaltution, which will ant fall to excite the higheß energies of a
loyal and an unit.r,l People whenever the moment mall arrive that
may Common us to their defence.
Reolv.sl, That the faidAddrefe be Ertel by the High iheriff in
the name of this Meeting, and be ptefented to his Majelty V hies
and the It 'embers of the County.
Refoleed Chat a Copy of the Addrefs he publifhed in the Cou-
rier and STA& Daily Papers, and in the two Sherborn and Salaam y
Weekly Papers. JOHN GOULD, Sheriff.
Refolved. That the thanks of the Meeting be given to the
Hip Sheriff for his readioefs in convening the fame.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVERY valuable ESTATE, fituate in the Pa.
tithes of WI aplode and Holbeach, in a Ring Pence eonGft-
ing of the Manor or reputed Manor of Littlebury, and fundry
Farms, containing t 393.1. iR. 21P. of very rich Feeding Land,
three hundred Acres of which are at prefent under the plough,
and the remainder principally Old Swarth. ibe Buildings are in
compkta Repair. and forma them newly ereeted within tbefe two
years.—The Land Tax is redeemed. The Mate is let to refprilla.
Die Tenants at Italy Rent., on Leafes of which three years are tin.,
es pired, when a very ennfiderahle iatprovemc in may be made, and
is Gtuated near a Navigable River, eight Miles froat
twelve from Bolton, four from Halbach, ao.t -- -
beach, all good Market Teens, and dr
hundred Miles from London.
Further particulars may be had, on •
and Bonner. in Spalding, who will
Nicholfon and Upton's Office, and Mr.
both in Leeds; and Meffrs. Fetter,
Lo¢Fiekls,Laodao, whese Plazsgof

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Dr. Middleton
831 £3b. sill
013 13 11}

The Olken, Noo-commiffwe-
ed Officers, and •Privates of

St. Mary.; Loyal Mother.
ltitbe Volunteers zed.

W. Goode 103 8 6
B Champs-tit ay 8 e
Dan of Whadfur il4 7 6

Atm, ltlachfriars
Chapel, Kentith Town
Church, Lewiatam
Meeting Hour; I'auls aßey,.
Rederofs-greet
Prateflint DiCenters, Peek-
ham W. B. Coker
Littiebury,EM a C. Landon
Winden, Ditto Ditto
Prateliant Liffenters, Bak-
nal Green John Kilts
airillehurch, Spitaldelds W. Whelkle
St Mary Le Strand J. J. Ells
St George the Martyr, (been-
fquare J.L. Martin ath s .6
St Pancras W. Champs,* z 6 B s
Edmonton Church, Middlekz . Warren .57 9 1
'St &within, London Stone Mr Watkina 14 4 S
Chapel, Long-acre Amb. Martin 61 s o
St Matthew, Bethnal Green W. Clark 3• o 0
Grolienor Chapel Mr Sauter 56 a 9
Bennet Fink, Landon —..—... 16 18 a
Chapelof Newfireortord,Mids. W. A. Keating 41 o 6
St Orate, Southwark Jose. Evans 46 to 10
Chapel, Sydeuham bdr French ' go .0 et
Aadrew, Halforti ••■••••••••....... 13 1 a
lark Chapel, Ckelfea W. Yates 19 17 0
Calletited after Divine Sellief from the 6th Regi.
ment of Loyal London Volunteers, per Lieut.
' Col. Sir R. Wignitd. Bart. ids o o
Surrey Chapel Rowliad Hill 407 6 4
Curzon Chapel, May Far T. R. Coombe 63 i 9 9
Waoll,:ad Church. kiLz Mr Parker 16 8 8
St Battholorhew, Royal Rich, 11:r Wilfon
Twickenham Church Mr Fletcher
St John, Wapping D. Parkins
Mortlake Church, Surrey hi: Culling*
St Ann and St John Zachary,
Aiderfgate-ftreet J. Hutchins
Moab% Whititown W. lieralay

Weigishoule Meet ing, Baitcheop Mr. Clayton
Ealing Church, near South-
ampton including SL by a
Pariftaner
Thorley, Hera
Tabernacle, Moorfields
Tottenham-court Chapel, Tot-
' rests= Court road
Oliver Mount Chapel, Mow.
fields - - W. F. Platt
Kew J. Wraith
New Volunteers, privates
j Link Ilford, Fifes Mr. Snell
St. Leatiard,-Broasky Mr. Burford
Difauer's Meeting, Lynn J. Allen
Weft Drayton, Mlddlefat Mr. Longhorn
Ailleftrop, Gloucefterthire T. Leigh
Bray T. Tasman:lld
ikon College Chapel, EMS
Eton Town Chapel, ditto
soul
Honing
Comnialaner HoPr, s moiety of his Subtalpekn,
the orbs to the Church, Lhathsm
Eaft Grinfted, Snain
St. Mary Oppingten, Kent Mr. Toy Eta
Dial:oar's Meeting, Orgar,
Effes -
Chalki, Poplar - Mr. Hook
Bessneadfey W Harcifon
Holt, Including Volunteers St.
St.•-••••-•-
Thomas, par ism:, De-
vonthire 1. B. Oviedo*
St Stephen and Allhallows,
Goldfmith.Ezeter W. Spare
St. John, Hutt T. Dikes
Rottingdean, Sofres Richard Hooker
Garrifon Chapel, Portfrnonth
W th Chapel, Weymouth B. Cat-salad
lad Bride, *Mr SOUtittal J. Poore
Cain Newport, Meneieutbat.. . Evaiss

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'tight Miles from Spalding,
Omen, and twelve front Wit"-
d the Roads good, and out
a appl'cat:on to &fern. Feder
o.ew the Elate; at Mart.
in Jonathan Bale, Surveyrr,,
.Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln
tin Edate may be ken.