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... parlieiitarp 11jteliffactn. HOUSE OF LORDS. , Tuefday,, March 13. The arguments of Counfel upon the ?? of Thomas Stapleton, Efq; to the Barony of Beaumont being concluded, a thort conver- fation took place between Lord Hay (Earl Kinnoul) and the Duke of Norfolk ; after which the Lord Chancellor entered into a hiflorical detail of the title of Beaumont, and concluded with moving three ...

... L O N D O N, March i6. NEWS BY THE HAMBURGH MAIL. A Hamburgh mail arrived yeflerday. It brings letters from Vienna of the 26th ult. flating, that according to advices receiv- ed in that city from Italy, the new Republi- can Government was to be introduced at Rome on the ift inft. in all its branches. A penfion of four millions of livres per annum has been afligned to the Pope, which, it is ...

... .parliameaiitavp P!telltgnui HOUSE or LORDS. Tburfday, March 20. LordlHo'/aadmovied for the prodaufion of the correfpondence which took place in the year 1794, between the Court of Great Bri- tain and that of Vienna. He faid, his objea in moving for thefe papers was in order to have fome light thrown on the late negocia- tion at Paris, and to fee how far his Imperial t. Majefty did in&ft on ...

... S I R, SOMETIMES read the resolutions of X the County Meetings, as well as the opi- nions of the Petty Meetings of Farmers, in regald to the much agitated fubjeilt, the Scotch D)/Iilleries ; and I feel highly grati- fied, that the interefts of the Highland Dif- tri s of this country have become an obje& of ?? general attention. The Refolutions of the County Meeting of Aberdeenihire, in ...

... Lanto, barmb I . EAST INDIdMEN. Early on Saturday morning the purfer of the Woodford arrived at the Ead India lioufe, with the important and agreeable news of the fafe arrivalat Portfimouth offeven fhips from China, viz. Woodford, Royal Charlotte, Henry Addington, Cuffnells, Walmer Caftle, and Alfred, True Briton. Alfo the Prince of Wales from Botany Bayo and the Maria extra fhip from Bengal, ...

... P R O M O T IO N S. WAR OFFICE, March 20. BREVET.-Major W. Tooke Harwood, of the 102d foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. SrAFF.-Capt H. Maxwell, of the 48th foot, to be major of brigade to the forces in South Britain. l Bant, of the ArgyleJhire Tencibles.- Lieut Colonel J. Campbell, from the fecond battalion, to be Lieut Colonel, vice Alex.@ Campbell, who refigns. 2d Batt. of the ...

... Loatioll, OATO '24- , NEWS sY TuE HAMBURGH MAIL. : Yefterday, arrived a mail fromA Hambarg. t It brings the moft agonizing accounts re- fpedakng the fangu;aary progr&4 of the French army in Switzerland. Betides other places, c I they have now aclually taken poffeffion of f Berne, Soleure, and Fribourg. l The French column which paired through I Thierflein, found confiderable treafure which I ...

... SHETLAND VOLUNTARY CONTAMBUTIONS. Andiew Bolt, - 210 0 John Mowat, furveyor of cufiorns, ITo 00 Aindrew Greirfon of Quendall, - 8 o Thomas Bolt, deputy Lieutenant, 15 Y5 0 John Bruce, - - 2 0 jbohn Scott of Scallaway, 26 5 o James Linklater, - 5 0 :lizabeth Gricrlon, - 5 0 0 Jssnmes.Rofs, - S- o Thomas Leil;, - - 3 0 0 &ames Pyeit, 55 0 - ay and ugbfbn - - n 3 0 George Rofs, collector of ...

... IN iTELIGENCE firom FRANCE. This morning Paris papers were received to the 20th inflant. We are forry to find that they contai n an account of the total fub- jdgration of the Swifs. It appears that the Bernefe fought with uncommon ardour and perfeverance, and it was not till after five dif- ferent actions that they fubmitted. Finding all refiftance vain, they agreed to the terms diclated by ...

... etitfaltry, OarT) 29. Lord Adam Gordon on Friday had an official audience of the King in his clofet, after the levee, as Commander in Chief of the forces in Scotland, of which he presented a book of accounts, and alfo another book, containing plans, views, and military eleva. tions in Scotland. Capt Pyne, of his Majefly's loop Scotr pion, which failed with the lau convoy from LHull for ...

... .ClOillb1tr4b, OWED '27- IZOLUINARr CONTRIBUTIONS. 'iCm following extraordinary fubfcription ha} been made at the Bank of England. Mrs Pcaette, Dartford, Kent, fpin(ter, 23891. 3s. 6r.. over and above all affefled taxes. Subfcriptions in Lanarkthire, independent olf he affeffed taxes: T he Duke of Hamilton, X5 ...