... youngeft Ion oi Robert Campbell, Ef,15 oF Dounie, died at St. Ardvew's on the -d inflant. Died, on the 7th of Odtober lad, at Tr- law:ny, Jamaica, Mtr William Cai rns, young- eft lon of the late David Cairns of Barnbar- Dird, at London, on Wedniefday the 26th ...

... 39 men, and ot three coal load vofels captured by her-by the Wright armed vefel, Capt. Thomas Campbell.] AvER.AGE PRICES OF CORN AT LONDON, '1he W4eek ending April 7, 1798. Wheat, Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. x. d. Is. d. s. d. I s. d. I .r. d.1 49 4 125 ...

... hus been offered as a bet, that before the slph of March, the Irifh 5 per cents. will bc at par. The Right lion. Sir Nicholas Law. kUs, Lord Cloncurry, died on Thurfdaylaft. He is fucceeded in his titles and eflates by fe Hon. Val. Lawlefs, now a flate prifouer ...

... enforcement of the laws refpeaing quarantine, on (hips from Philadelphia, New York, &c.-a proclamation permitting the free entry into the ports of this kingdom till the 3oth of September i80o, by fhips or perfons in amity with his Majefty, of corn, meal, flour ...

... keith, we are informed by a gentleman who happened to be on the parade laft Thurfday, requested the commanding officers of corn panies 'would make it known to the Earl of Dalkeith, their Colonel, that they had un- animunufly agreed to fubfcribe one day's ...

... the Emperor was refolved to in- e terpofe in favour of the independence of the Grifon League, and of the maintenance of their laws : that he would take under his pro- tedion thofe who defend this independence, efpecially if he was defired to do fo by the ...

... keep vi&ory in our ranks, and t who have ended with rejeaing the call of r their country, are fo far from profiting by E the law of amosefly, that they are guilty of t the molf horrible exceffes. They imbrue t their hands in the blood of their countrymen ...

... 'Tufcany ; and this country will 0 be isappy in the re-poffeflion of its beloved fc Sovereign, the re-e!lablithment of its laws, te and the return of induftry and commerce. as FLORENCE, JLY S-. The departure of a deputation of the Se- bi nate of this ...

... than a century the Irifi have been ufed Ge to go into the fervice of France, and to take French Commiffions, and that there Corn- miffions have been always refpeaed by the Britifh Government. wre The Iriflhmen who went with the expedi- ed tion have in ...

... fifty more were e direfted againsf his inanimate body. This e brave warrior was to have been married next y day to my fiLter-in-law. Though proteded by all the French artifts and military who could gather around me, I regained the palace with much difficulty ...

... in firing at three Englii boats, and detaining another with five men, which were fent as a flag of truce, and which, by the laws of nations, ought inllantly to 1 have been returned, I thought proper to a t in the manner we did en Friday laft, and will ...

... are in a great meafure equipped by eli foreigners ; feeing moreover, that this viola- lit tion is a manifell abufe of the law of nations, to and that the European Powers have taken t no fleps to check it, decrees cit Art. i. That every perfon, either ...