... ILanlon, aer. 2.8. ?? Sunday morning arrived at Falmouth, his Majefty's packet Prince of Wales, Capt John Harris, from Lifbon, with mails and difipatches for the Britifh Court. She failed from Lifhon on Monday evening the 18th inftant, with the wind at ...

... EDWARDS, MASTF'. I William Black, depute maJfer. David Taylor, treafurer ; James Hogg and John Donald, keybearers: Thos David- i fun an3 Charles M'Donald, fiewards Geo. Duncan, Charles M:Donald, uofeph Scott, and Ben. Clark-affillants; William Troup, clerk ...

... Office-bearers for the enfoing year, viz. R. W. WILLIAM MOIR, MASTER. George Low, depute iafler; Alexander IlMorice and John Low, wardens ; Charles Prefley, treafiarer ; Hugh Dalrymple, fec- .etary; William Mackay, clerk. St. Y_,JAES' Operativse LODGE, ...

... Culfh, Commiffary Df of Aberdeen, - - 510 0o Lo Alexr Tower, Efrq - 105 a 0 St Alesr Martin, Efq; of Nellfield, 5Z 10 0 re William Ritchie, Efq; of Techmuiry,one of the Baillies of Aberdeen, - 52 o o0 ar Dr Wm. Laurence Brown, Principal of It- Mar.Coll ...

... N~ew Yo.k, from Lif- bon to London, taken by Le Teleomque French cutter privatcer. I lhave tile honour to be, &-c. T1-I0. WILLIAMS. Ey lctters receivcd at this Office from the Uon. Captain de Courcy, of his Majelty's Illip AaIsnaonime, dated the 21it and ...

... OFFICE_BEARERS OF ST.. NICOLAS' LODGE. R.W. JAMES MELVIN, MASTER. Harry Wilson, depute-master; Jas Ross and Whinton Rough, wardens; John Lamb, treasurer ; Alex. Robb, secretary; William Rough, Alex. Noble, and Andrew David- son, stewards ; Wm Roger, Peter ...

... declared :mi''i Tillo - ca cnd of our bhe'. ren t7 zrc r o e'ra to pusin tie grand army, under tl tlle CO?.SIYI: 'd ofc General Harris. I e:cct tI C, lio-' lie retnainder in a feav cla s. C ';; ,3 D :nond at rnrrcfcn commaands I-eye. la;nrr.Y j ;-oxl in 1'rpo25 ...

... follow: Field Marlhal the Duke of York. Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. H. R. H. the Duke of Cumberland. Sir William M. Polteney, Bart. His HS. Prince William of Gloucelter. The Earl of Chatham. General Knox, General Doyleyf General Moore, Lord Paget, and General ...

... banihfied from Scot- land for 14 years. George Ballantyne, accufed of fraud, and Henry Harris, accufed of theft. The diet againft them was defected pro loco et tempore. Harris was committed to jail on a new war- rant. Charles Brown, tinker, accufed of theft ...

... by Major General g D'Oyley's Brigade of Guards, and by the 35th Regi. rment, under the Corns and of his Highuefs Prince William. The aftion was renewed by thefe troops d for a confiderable time uwith fuccefs; but the entire : it want of ammunition on ...

... ~H. P; .St. john, Mijdmay, bart. Sir William Heathcote, baart. . SLSOvre Wilam enill Richard . MaidnPelaffot' P. 4LWi4 -WPi Chute, .4,.0oas . 4,ins, Th'iomas Hall., hrif~topher Hodges, . W.. P.: PowleIt, 3., P. Harris, :4124 Jam~es Mowbrzy, ?? -- , P~ltr ...

... Majefties. -Lady Charlotte Durham came in the Anfon. . Thurfay arrived His Majefty's (hip St. Fiorenzo, 40 guns, Capt. Sir Harry Neale, from Weymouth; and alfo His Majeft'sjhips , Fairy, x 6 guns, Capt. Horton, from the Downs; and Boadicea, 38 guns, Capt ...