... A LI ST G A M RTRTIF I ATjE S .r, ed die County with ttlpect Duty, from the day lad to the of Seprernber; irtcluftve, purfuant to an Act Parliament granting Duty 3s. onMdi Certificate. Durle;/ Abraham, Thomas Wefttury Aburrow* Edward Hambledon Adams, Alverdoke Allen, Whitchurch Alms, James E. Sober, on Anderlon, James, Andrews, Richard Peterrfieid Andrews, Richard, jun. Peter.>fkld AAiurflf, W ...

... JROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. DOWNIMG-STRF.KT, OCT. 9. BY Letters from Switzerland, ofthe September, it appears, that the and that month the troops of the canton of U'nderwalden were, after a mofi refiftance, totally defeated by the STeuch ■ ' The moll horrid carnage Stanz, the town of the canton, lias reduced aihts, and old men, women, and children, the without mercy. The French contend with 1600 ...

... Whitssau, Sept. 34. THE King has appointed the Marquis of Conyngham to Governor anc Captain of Windsor Castle also Constable and Lieutenant the said Castle, room of the late Earl of Office, Sept. Majjsty has Francis de St. Croix, Esq. to bj Consul at Jersey, and R. L. Oamieson, Esq. to b«s Consul Cork, for the kingdom of Hanover. —oo War Office Sept. 24.— ist Life Guards —Gen. Viscount ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. Paris, S pt. jo. THE following difpatch from the municipality was brought to the convention by extraordinary courier:— tranfmit you the Copy of a fuir.mon; lent ro us to deliver up the town and citadc to the emperor; trtd the copy of the anfwer we returned, after hay• * conuilted with the council of war, and the adminiftra- the Summons of the Duke of Saxe Tefchen. Ported before ...

... t^anßap autj cucfDa^.3 poasf* From the LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, DEC. ?.a. rn?^!lE King has been pleaied tog. ant to James B Woodcock, oi Berkhampflead, efij- and ?? his itfue, his royal licence and ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. Bakhadoes, 17, DISPATCHES received this day from Mart}- nico, dated Boyne, Port Royal Bay, Feb. from Admiral Sir Jervis, commander in chief of his majesty's naval forces, &c. to his honour the prefident, give the following important informal on : On the Bth inftant Sir John cietached the Irrefirtible from Bay Marin, to co-operate with Brigadier-general White, at Ance d'Arlct, and ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. teferday arrived tbe Mails from Holland, France, and Flancers. Warsaw, 0 Sober. 26. * v H E accounts from Turkey will _, ...

... Duty, between the 5 th of March, and the ij of October 178 -burr ant to an Ad the Scfiion of Parliament 9 granting a duty on fuch Certificates. * 9 purju- BarberWilliarn, Yeoman £.220 Breton John, Efq. £.220 Cropp, Leonard, .Efq. v Lambert Wilham Gardener 220 J Nicolas John, Stubington John Coopef 111 Edward Voeman £.010 By Order His Majeji/s Commoners for managing the Stamp Duties C. E. ...

... Rev. R. J. M.A., and the Rev. H. M'NEILE.M.A. respecting fhe System of Education pu ...

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... REVOLUTION in, INLAND. Warsaw, June it . GENERAL Sierakoulki has lately ertablilhed a camp near Blonie, in order to under his command gentlemen, who choofe ferve as volunteers -in conlfqucnce winch, the national council has publifbed an addrefs the young gentlemen Akords : To arms, brave youths, to arms : net difapppint the hopes of your country, nor refufe to de ferve the civic cr otitis ...

... FOREIGN NEWS, March 30. NOTHING from Egypt—the plague continues to uncommonly ex'tenfive mortality. The Pacha of Syria has written to the Porte, pledging his own head to fend that of Buonaparte. ic On the 14thof this month was mvefted. Thir.ty.fi?: thoufand Auf- J undir the command General Kray, and Ruffians, under Field-Marfhal Suwarrow, Jiave th« important place. It was on the Gen- Suwarrow ...