... v-11P THOA112S, cf LIFERPOOL. L n our lalt, we briefly mentioned the cap- of tbis 1hip by the fiaves-we have ?? receivcd the following circumflantial . :v:.t of tlhis affair, copied from a Barba- .- paper of Weauber 14, 1797.] .kP'IDGETOWN, (Barhadoer) 061. i:. t On Tuefday afterooon lafl, drifted on fhore 1 .fae ti nolth ealt part of this ifland, a boat d itiui two men and a boy. ()fall ...

... lpartalurntla&r1 gltelnitxce. i vidwe-rAvC ' .- d' v HOUSE or COMMONS. It Tb u rfday,, Dec. 28. MSr Alderman LriJhingtotz presented a peti- tion from the manufacurers and dealers in clocks and watches in London and Weftmin- IT fier, figned by 476 perfons. The petition ? flated, that they had fuffered a diminution of 1 more than one Lalf of their trade, fince the b bill impofiag a tax upon ...

... SANMGUINARr CONFLICa. Extra,9 of a aetter from Lteghorn, Dee. 12. The latter end of laft month a Maltefe fleet, coniffting of two frigate, one xebeque, and a bark, was cruizing between the ifands of Sardinia and Sicily, they fell in with three Algerine rovers of equal force. The for- . er was commanded by a noble Knight' of Malta, and the latter by a fellow called Aza, both men of undaunted ...

... :! tduije/da y's and Vialjday's Pof. I ADMIRALTY OFFICE, DEC. 30. tA'4t' O'fa letierfiJom Capt Robert Barlow, -nzde of h;it MaJyfiy'sfJhip Phabe, to ; Nepean, EUq; dated in ('a wfand Bay, ' i,lth ifawnt. S I R, ' . 1Eeafed to inform their Lordlhips, that .j 0. the 2i R infuaur, at ten A. M. being E.3:h hi; Majefly's ihip under my command in l t. .4 deg. 30 min. north long. ig deg. well, we ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, Dec. 29. NEWS BY THrE HAMBURGH MAILS. . The Hamburgh mail due on Sunday arriv- ed yeflerday. The Vienna article is of the u 9th of December, and contains official infor- d mation of the receipt of the ratification of the o peace between the Emperor and France ; it alfo Rates the probability of a more intimate tl conneaion in future between the Courts of fi Vienna and Berlin. v An ...

... GFFICE-BEARERS Of AlASoN LOnGES, eleied Dec. 27, 1797, being St. ohn's Day. WBERDEEN LODGE. R. W. THOMAS LEYS, of Glafgow- KA foreft, Provoll of Aberdeen, MASTrR. John Dingwall, Efq; merchant, depute mqailer. Wm Gillefpie, mafon, and Wm Black, 4 ' fhq; of Clogbill, wardens ; John Lindfay, mnafon, treafurer; Jas Milne, manufaturer, Ja fecretary; Alex. Milne, Efq; late mailer ; arr Dr. Wm Dyce, ...

... AM E R I C A. Y5 We have received the Philadelphia Ga- | id zettes to the 6th ult. They contain heavy s, complaints on the fubjct of the depredations ,r committed by the French privateers on the n American trade. Ie On the 29th of November, the Senate and j Houfe of Reprefentatives waited on the Pre- P f fident of the United States, with their ad. 1i e dreffes in anfwverto the fpeech delivered ...

... TRIAL of CAPTAIN WILLIAMSON of ihe AGINCOURT. 7he D E F E N C E. C Capt Williamnfon's defence was i ead by his f, CounlU, which flated, that it was a great r confolation to him that he was not brought t, to trial by any of the Admirals who diflin- guifhed themfelves on the I ith of October, a nor by any Captain of the fleet, or Gentle- Y man of his own profefflon or education, wvhofe n ...

... Saturday's and Sunday's PFys. ?? inttUtuc~ HOUSE OF LORDS. W's SatardaJr, DEec. 3. fH foloning bills received the Royail 3m- T HAffent by Comtilfmon:--A-k a& to re- at vive and continue,uuntil the Tft day ofMarC-e, ife- an aft for grant. ig to his Majeflly additional igh duties on diftilleries in the Highlands of Scotland ; and for regulating the duties oa difiilleriC3 in Scotland-An act to ...

... ?? firom optl'z Jrif. - -- -Z - r- IE FrOrm Dec. 26, To Dcc. 29. T HE Montezuma, Howard, from Liver- T pool to Virginia, has been taken by a I privateer, fiace retaken, and arrived at Tor- tola. The Mary, Sellers, from Newfonndland to England, was taken on the 14th ult. fince retaken by the Jafon frigate, and burnt. The Adriana, Boyd, from Quebec to i London, is taken and carried into ...

... Crijillbur9j), 3jall, ?? Three French brig cutter privateers --re Icrizing in the North Sea; they have Iwoen . fpuken with on the Dogger Bank by fo; i e filhing finacks belonging to HIarwvicb. The Repulfe and Agameninon, of 6. ?? x: I each, are to be flationed in the Humber f* Ithe protection of the Yorkfhire coualt. Thle .latter is aheady arrived. ?? Betty, Fofter, from Harssburgh), ar- rived ...

... L01IT301, PDe. 30. y Advices received over-land from Bengal e and Bombay give the mol favourable Rlate c a meots of the general profperity of tle Corn- 'v ,e pany'saffairs. The inveitment at Bengal lad tl )f been increafed above twenty lacks. A for- t it midable force was in preparation at Madras P )t againft the Manillas, confiffing of above Soo8 Ii Y troops, under the command of Major Gene- ...