... leceived in town, that xi Ambaffador from the Dey of Algiers had landed at Ramfgate. The proper ollicers fct off on Mon- day to conduct l'.Sm to town. This ambalia.lor, we learn, landed without haying performed qua- rantine. TudHay, the Lord Mayor was ...

... reft eitir -r day or nic'ht. He was comnnitted r for ?? ex ?? .I he prit mrcney c the 'army for certain veF fS, lsors, c.c oaken in th-re expsedition to Ho!- land, under S r _R10pl Abercto,'bvy,'in 179., amortutrinq to 21 9oi 5 s. (d. begina paying at ...

... av.enues were' as full' as they could poffibly be. The railing oh that fide' of the e cathedral was occupied by perfons (landing ey tqpon it. The' greatefl order was-flill obferved, And not tihe 'lea tendency to difutrbance was 4ifcoverable throughout ...

... Warburton, of Bridge- houles. ] e A few days fince, at the Quakers' Meeting-Houfe, in Leeds, 'ir. Jolnah Fairbank, of Sheffield, land-furveyor, Is, to Mifa Crbhut, daughter of Mr. F. Carbut, of the former k- place, merchant. - . Ar the Collegiate 'Church, in ...

... Thiomas New, far- mer, in the parifli of Henlipi for d:riving his matter's team too haffily ?? the fireet, whereby a poor woman, unable to get out of IS the way, was throwir under the wheels of the Ls waggon, and very much huirt. i Cotnmitted'to'Worc ...

... The fecond battalion of the 53d regiment cqmpofel of the Lancafhire army of referve quartered for Come time paft in the county of Cumberland, have received their route for Ire. land. On the 7th inil. the non-commilioned officers and privates of Captain ...

... an inte-. rof resting young woman from Crail, vas lodged in the goal of ad Cupar, on a charge of havisg poisoned her mother.- sri- he poison, a large quantity of arsenic, was given a- mongst tea: and the unfortunate woman survived the er- swallowing it ...

... Canlgeron Highlanders) of a son and ?heir. d At the Manse of Mid Calder, MIrS SOMnER3, of a daugh- ter. Last week, a poor woman in Chapel Street, Durnfries, wac- e delivered,,of three ehildren, The mother is doing wcll, 'bt the children all died on Sunday ...

... seising his Y-ing a atI (:lountry isv an Officer il tihe Army. 0 'Y Died at Inverness, on the .31st of August, the FRverend Dr y, WVitrti-: Tt l'', ulctor of NorlalltOlt, iJ thei county of Rut- t land, &c. a tIn On Feidar last an Extraordinary N.ieetiulg ...

... Stutgard. Frederick William had experienced many reverses of fortunie. During the French Revolution, when tli' R1epublican army ad:aanceed on the Danube, be was obliged to fly, and abandon his capital to foreign troops. It was, perhaps, from a wish to ...

... andl lively 'emOtiOsiS of grie,, that we announce the DEATH od HER M4-. JESIY QJUEES CROLINE OF ENGLAND. This illustrious woman, whom. all her numerous and power- fult eurnies yad taboured- for y ears, but uwsuccessfully, to crsh., is, by thc last eneiiy ...

... men cannot but he aaare tbai. if lhis be true, there is as open a road from Spain 'ito Franceias that -which their, devoted army of loo,Ott) miei is to take. But if the frontihr mounitaibs aie siil to he surmounted, from the sommnits of'lhose mountains ...