... L OND Y X Jan. i2. NEWS BY THE HAMBIJRGH MAIL. (n L The laft of the Hamburgh mails, that an which became due on Wednefday, is arriv. H - ed. The greateft part of the contents of it relates to the evacuation of M~entz, which is T fiated in the Frankfort article to have taken place on the 3oth nlt. f The intelligence from Raftadt is dated on re the 27th unt. Count Metternich had deli- e vered in ...

... LORMO-1-1, P11- 13-. ?? iNTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. Paris papers to the 9th infl. are received. Thefe Journals are chiefly filled, as for the molt part they have lately been, with a col- leclion of Official Philippic againfl the Go- vernment of England. A proclamation of the Executive Direc- tory, iffued on the 6th, calls on the Mafs of the People to contribute to the Loan againil England, and ...

... was determined in the Court of n Seffion, in favour of Colonel Cumming of w l Altyre, an adion brought againf him at the th inflance of the Marchionefs of Titchfield, for le fetting afide his right to the eftate of Gordon- af flon, fettled upon him by the late Sir Wil- ' 5liam Gordon. The aaion was founded up. t onthe want of power in Sir William to make that Settlement, to the ...

... . . A1 - , . 1 o - k ine r i I Ie We rejoice at the opportunity, *hibh thd re daily falfehoods upon the ?? affords us, lb of listing the very ?? advantages which the nation has derived from the fyften adopt- & ed and aded upon by the Duke of York, r- vwith refpea to unattached officers, fince the Yi army has been placed undet his Royal Higlh. e nefs's command. er Ve mull Ilate, in the firft ...

... Satarday's and Suenday's Pap-s. Lantion, gait. i5- -- -1 I Al ADM1IRAL Thomfon and Sir Roger ACurtis have received direffions to hold d themfelves in readiness to fail at a moment's o warning, in confequence of information re- ceived by Government of the defigns of the cenemy. t A confiderable number of brafs field-pieces h were le.t week fent from Woolwich to be ' Prationed along the Kentifh ...

... FRIENDtY SOCIETIES. St. LUKE's LODGE, (Gilcoonfon.) R.W. JOSEPH YULE, MASTER.. John Paul, depute matter ; Alex. Crom- bie and John Frafer, wardens; Jas Leitch, treafirer; Alex. Dathie, fecretary ; James Fowler, John Dauney, James Wilfol), lewv- lrds ; John Chrilly, Vraiicis Balfour, Ceo. Gordon, Wma Cowie, fen. I)avid Hutclheon, afieffors; Jamnes Greig, chaplain; Alexander Lawfon, clerk. St. ...

... LaRbon, 3an. X8. - . ?? f A letter from Falmouth, January 14, fays, This morning, about feven o'clock, arriv- ed here his Majefty's packet Walfingham, Capt Patrick Ryan, from Lifbon, with mails and difpatches from the Court of Portugal to the Couit of England, after a paffage of 14 days from thence, being feveral times chaced 9 on the coaft of Portugal by French privateers, r very x ...

... ii --mzntart- HOUSE or LORDS. Tucfilay, Jan. 9. On the motion for the fecond readin- oY' the Affeffed Tax Bill, a debate of f n'eo length took place, exaaly fimilar to which took place on Thurfday laft in kh Houfe of Commons, in -which Lord G; n_ ville, Lord Auckland, the Earl of Li i-r- pool, and the Earl of Kinnoul, defended tl-, meafure it was oppofed by Lord Hobl':td (nephew to Mr Fox) in ...

... lk-grifultitral Articlel. 7'o the FARMERS of SCOTLAND. GENTLEMEN, IF I, who am one of youro wn number, could have addreffed you perfonally, I would not have ckofen this method of conmmunicat- ing to you my fentiments,5 but as the urgen- cy of the occaflon, and the immediate dan- ger to which our intereffs are at prefent ex- pofed, make this mode impracticable, and as it is neceffary -we fhould ...

... Saturday's and Sunday's Pd34.- tM1130H. 3all, 22. T HE reports that have been circulated, relative to the Ihuttrig up of the port of Himburgh, and thearrival of Mr Frazer, the Englfih Refident, in London, are, it ap- 'pears, groutidlefs. It is difflicult to difcover what could have given rife to this report, unlefs it be an ar- ticl! in the French journal Le Surveillaut, which flates5 that a ...

... IRISH PA4RLIAMENr. al HOUSE oF LORDS. ye Monday, Jan. IS. ig His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant be- d- ing feated on the Throne, and the Commons, ng with their Speaker, having attended at the en bar, he was pleafed to deliver the following fpeech: a- s My Lord; and Genlemen, I have his Majefty's commands to af- ,m (emble you in Parliament at this important period, and to refort to your ...

... Lonbon, 9an. 2o. It, VWEST INDIES. s, By the difpatches received from General Iy Coyler in the Wel Indies, brought over by the Jonah letter of marque, Government have n-the leafing intelligence of the iflands being ,in a better fate of healththan at any preced- of ing period of this war; one man only being n-in the General Hofpital at Grenada, when the laft return came from thence. ~, Head ...