... ; uncertain. II I G H 'r R A S 0 NQ 11 Il IU r I K .1 i OtJ IN. MA,1IDSTO NE, April 30. The State Prifoners ivere yellerday mornr e ing efcorted by a party of the Kent Volm.. i teers to the Court Houfe. Lord RornaeN h Mr Jullice Heath, Mr JuRice Bulle:. \. r Juflice Laurence, and Mr Serjeant Sh(.vhr:, ' took their feats upon the Bench, and I pl loners were placed at the bar. Mr Plomer, on the ...

... L 0 AT D 0 Nl, May 4. NEWS BY TIME HAMBURGII MAIL. VIENNVX,4 April i8. (Fr-o;m the COURT GAZCTTrE.) On the evening of the 13thl infl. a large tri coloured flag being unexpecledly difplay- ed at the houfe of the French Ambaftador, the unuiaal appearance produced an alarm and commotion anmong the pnumlace, and occa- fionrd the houte in which the Ambaflador re- fided to be damaged. '1 lie ...

... ebilhlburg, Ad) 12. The Leith armed tender is appointed to convoy the trade bound to London, and the intermediate ports-and we underanid the is -to fail on the 25tb inft. from Leith Roads. On Wednefday, Athol Moon, accufed of, or being accefflory to the murder of James Gray, weaver in Calton, Glafgow, on the 28th of February laft, Surrendered himfilf to the Sheriff, and was committed to ...

... Edinburgh, May 8, Eavly yeflerday morning therewas a very Hot Prefs at Leith, and about ;nj - hands were picked utp. None wvere preffed from the out- ward bound fhips. Meff'rs Thomas and William Earle, of Li verpool, are fitting out at their own ex pence, a formidable gun-boat, of 60 tons burden, carrying 24 pounders on her bou, for the public fervice. At a meeting of fhip-owners at Hull, ...

... parlialliciltarp 311telligence. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FriH(y, May 4. DEFENCE of ibe COUNTRY. ALM Tiernery flated, that he had received a Tote from Lord Onflow, the High Sheriff of the county of Surrey, the purport of which ?? fuich as that he [hould forfeit all claim to clarader, and defert his duty as a Member of Parliament, if he did not bring before the Houfe an inqui'y into his conduct with ...

... z;jjtcjijymce from JLIWJV?? W. Frfo: MAY 1, TO rlvrAY 4. rjCiE Brave, Robfor., from London to T Gibt~altar, is takeu and carried into Al- r ez~ras. The Zephyr, -, from Iull to New York, is taken by a privateer offliridlington. The jenny, asrquis, from Leith to Co- polhagen, is run down by a Pruflian veffel, ncar the Anholt.-Crew faved. The Mary and Betty, - , from Lime- rick to Lifbon, is capt ...

... %berbeclif iT ATELY was committed to prifon, Mary Gray, for breaking into and f ;robbing the houfe of Hugh Leflie, Efq5 of n t Powis, in 'rMay laid. A part oftbe articles I s taken from nthe houde were found in her cuf- f . tody. c Yefterday morning the fillcrmen on lee a found at ?? Craigiug, the body of a man, i whofe name, as appeared by his pocket-book, w was Ewan M'Cameron, of the 73d ...

... crtllbuffl), A1) I TC. ., -. - . . n I r - , - , *. T :Ie The Baltic fleet. fo long detained in Leith it Roads, failed on Tuefday with a fair twind, DY under convoy of the Pomona, and an armed on brig. on It feems that the title of Commander in r; Chiaf of the Army in Ireland is to be abolifh- to cd, and the army in future to be commanded St by 3n officer who is to act under the direction m of ...

... L l oap NEWS sY TrEi HAMBURGII MAIU The Hamburgh mail due on Sunday lsiU e arrived on Wedncefday. We are idill left in the dark ?? ,r e what is likely to be the confequence of ihe d late departure of the French Ambafflt!kIt,r g from Vienna ; he continues at Raltadt, wvait- ing an anfiver from Paris. 'One thing, In V- ever, is particularly noticeable-Bernadott- withdrewv his money from the ...

... LIltl, Sfa 5. @ T T T { ' T. Ti'k t' TW -. i. ?? A I- INTELLIGENCE from r'ilANCE. Paris papers to the 2d indlant, are ?? re- ceived. The Spaniih fquadron which has been in Trielte Roads nearly two years, fet fail on the 28th ult. They write from Boulogne-fur-mer (fays L'Echo of tihe 3oth ult.) thatt tne for'cs which cornpofe the right wing of the Army of England, and which tave OCen ipread ...

... /Idjutawi! GenewDra!'s OA, E ½ ubgb, Abtay 3. GEa'aRAL ORDRS.| The proceedings cf the aforefaid General Court Martial, for the trial of Captain John Cameron of the North Fencible Highlanders, upon the fundry articles of charge exhibited againll him, having been laid b6fore the King, his MAljefly has entirely approved of the de- cifion of the Court Martial, and, gracioufly attending to their ...

... parlialliclitarp 311telligence. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tllefda), May I. Mair Burdon moved a refoluiton, which be- ing agreed to, was made a ?? order of the Hioufe, That before any petition fhail be prefented to the Houfe of Commons, for confirming or cosntinuing any patent, notice fisall be given of the fame three times in the London Gazette, and as often in the Edin- burgh papers, (if the patent ...