... Privateer, her Prize. u Napper Tandy has been fentenced to death. The Coet refufed the application to put off the Trial, and over-ruled fome arguments in point of law urged by Coounfel. Mr. Tandy then addreaed the Court-in.a fhort but impreffive fpeech, avowing ...

... Gothenb'urg we learn that the number of houfes burnt in' {lie late fire 'there is-t7g, and the perfons who have lofi their homes 2761. The damrage is ef ated at leaft at ?? rix-dollars. 'On Wednefday night,;a dreadful fire broke out in Mr. Hamilton's' ...

... frigate. - ,n e DEALN, MAuRts 24.-Sailed the Archer and Vixen gun brigs ec onacruize; and the Honourable Eal India Conepany's home- Sward ?? Northamrptons and Admiral Aplin, for the a River. : - ' Captain Oliver- (and not Captain Beresford) is ap. fit t ...

... importance, and as To %lilich one rule certainly ought to be oblerved throtighuiot tile United Kingdom. T he LoRD ADvOCATE Rated the fadt to be exalayas the Court had underhtood it. He expeaed to oe 1a1e to bring home to the prifoner the fad of having ...

... will be. dire&ed to file an information, eX officio. A rule of the Court of King's Bench will thenbe ferved upon the Noble Lord to Ihew 'caufe, ihicti may be argued the enfuing term ; and. if fuch rule be made abfolute, the caafe-will probably be tried by ...

... place i; -good flyle, ahjotit lhalf palt twelve 6'clock, and were diiiafed ?? the 'parade in Georg&-freet, to their refpeaive homes'. ' ?? Tuefday fe'nnight, one bf the ptivates of the volunteers fell doown the higheff part of the clif at Scarborough, oppofite ...

... reginments and tliedrums and inapiri$ fif es of the Roval Ianrcashire Regi. meeitplaylng and beating G God save the King, Rule'Britaus- nia,e and Britons btrike liome, &c. ON E P.M._The numberuf tbeCeurageux, 74, CapthMt Lee, ' ad prize ir tow, is ...

... wind.- f By the Vestal, the Prospero French ligger, of 54 guns and 46 men. ?? Captain and ore man vere mortally wounded. Sir Home Pop- ham, transmits a list of vessels taken by his sqan dr-on, but all of ifiia that are of airy val re trav. been particularized ...

... afrlmall ?? per gallon on the former,( 'and per barrel on, the latter; on.account of ,the great! demand fo'r~both, 'not only for home confumptioni-but1 alfo for export towLiverkpool, Briftol, ahd other ports' . of England.-Tbh Freemah',s 3piuinal ' Th ?? the ...

... Soldiers ferving Abroad, for Six Months; and hy the King, with refpe& to Non-coinmiffioned Officers and Soldiers ferving either at Home or Abroad, until Six Months fhall have elapfed of continbed Peace, fub- fequent to the Expiration of the Period of Service ...

... Meffrs Rudidal, Stanley, Steel '.t'0 Folliott, and Kennaway,.cades. For Gillefpie and Conwell, affrusaedt furgeoos. .'1TerS Rule- Hume RanLin, Butler, M'Carth;v, I.y.,oe, y o n ?? die, Gray, and Greig, cadets. ?? a - Cowper and Elliott. . , PASSPMGZRsseP2 ...

... convoy from io Oporto. - T'lhe Fervent left Portugal three weeks since. All the Bng- f; lish families and the Fadlory are come home in the convoyjthet Prince Regent having given -them notice of the sppproach of a. French army- to take possession of the country ...