... EMiD0,11, 3UX) 7. NEWS BY TIUE HANTBURGH MAIL. A Hlamburgh mail arrived this day; it brings no news ; the Negociation at Rafladt was at a Itand. The A& of Conceflion of the Preflian territories on the Left -Bank of the Rhine, which was publilbed at Ratifbon, is a fabrication. Letters fromn the Right Bank of the Rhine Rate, that it is certain that an Auflrian army of 40,000 een, under the ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Jan11. 22. ADM1mL.Lry O OFICE, Jan.). 22. Zf:t,-usi7 of a kitesfroom Sh- Thoma~vs Ik7ain/ai, K7n1. L'.psiof ohis AqfU/s-&/Ijs /lhp Enelyasiwl, ~o Evan Nepean, LAE'; dated in he Do ws, ,he 2 zoth iyt. ni t J OU will pleafe to inform their Lord- c lIhips, that the Edymion has capturced I t twrp Spanith privateers :La Prudencia, or d 0ar Vfix pounder, 8 fivivels, and tnr.- . La, ...

... WVIHITMTALL, May 28. U ifE King has been pleafed to appoint j David Rae, of Efkgrove, Efq; one of the Lords of Seffion, and a Senator of the College of juatice, to be his Majeflty's Juftice Clerk in Scotland, in the room of Robert M'Quieen, of Braxfield, Efq. 1This Gazette announces the capture of L' Aiinabie Therefe, of 4 guns and 27 men, near FolLeftone, by the Anne hired armed cutter-and ...

... I Tefday, and Wednefday's PoIs I bn o i ettii raPo Ilfare I i 1 DoWlii1i-l-reet, May 3o. Th ISPATCHES, of which the following . are copies and extra&s, have been re- . ceied fkoj the Rt. Hoti. Sir Morton Eden, tK. B. and Lieut Cilonel Robert Cfaufurd, by the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, his Ma- jefly's Principal Secretary of State for the Foreign Department. Extrad of a letter from Sir Moflooi ...

... E D I Y, i U R G f7, Dcc. i6. f sie E L-, of Strathmnore has prelented Mr I Aa!n Paterfon, preacher of the gofpel, to i the khk of Kinghiorn, vacant by the death of the Rev. MIr John Ulher. On the roth inft. a call was moderated, .without a diffenting voice, for the Rev. Mr t Alexander Duncan, preacher of the gofpel, t to be Minift r of the Affociate Congregation r of Mid Calder, under the ...

... e traabfiarp.| Downingy//reet, July io. .DiSpATcimES, of 'which the following .are eopies, have-been this day-receivedfrom r the -Right -Hon. .'Lord William Bentinck . by the -Right 'Hon. Lord Grenville, his s -Majefty's .Secretary of State for the Fo- I reign Department' af :MY -Lbm-, Placenz>a, Yune-.22, 1799. e efore I begin to relate the different . ac- tions which have taken place, and ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tburfday, )'ly iit A new writ wa; ordered for a Member for Argylefire, in the room of Lord Frederick Carnpbelf, who has accepted the Chiltein Hundreds. Mr Pitt having oh(ierved, thatany further increafie of the lave trade would endanger the fafety of our W-eft India poffeffidns, and that he intended tuoving for an abolition Of the famte next feflions, moved that Uan huzablet ...

... THE HAMBURGIH MAIL, Due on Wednefday, arrived yeflarday, and the following are the principal particu. larsI The Vienna Court Gazette of the 9th of Oober, under the head Occurrences oE the War, contains as follows : According to reports from the Genexal of Cavalry, Melps, dated Sept. 26 and. 27, the enemy has withdrawn all his baggage and hofpitals from Feneltrell, and fent them back. ...

... 3rde~ligeae froult; 3Lvb', ELift. S E P T. 3. The Albion, Pearfon, for London, is burnt at Jamaica. The Britannia, Stucknield, from New Brunf- wick to Barbadocs, was taken thel3otl June, so leagues to the windward of Barbadoes, by the French {hip Le Legrc, of z6 guns, and carried into Guadaloupe. La Pomone frigate, with a fleet for Holland, is failed for Deal. The ANa man of war for Qnebec. ...

... ;~~~j 7- aI i1nrcm, ARpt. is. Though we have received little or no infornmat:.s. refpecling the operations of our armly on the Co.: . - ncnt, from the papers and letters rcceivcd by the MIul, it gives us pleaftire to announce that in A THIRD ENGAGEMENT IN HOLL1PNI) Between our troops under Sir Rn.ru AulsuCROsse . and the Dutch and French, our brave countryi 'iT veere againviaorions, having ...

... Vm7urlday's and Iriday's Pods.f it Downing-Jireet, Nov. 2. f DISPAFCH, of which the following ke A is a copy, has been this day received from Lieut Colonel Ranifay, by the Right v k Hon. Lord Grenville, his Majefty's Principal i C Secretary of State for the Foreign Depart- a IT meat. E y Head. -quarers, ,Stockach, MY LORa, Oc7. I i, 1799- d The Rufiman army under the command of o General ...

... I Tueflay's and Wednelday's Pyls I Lantan, Drc. 14. 1 I.- . I .. I- I ?? F HE following letter from Smyrna, dat- I ed Oc'tober 17;, 1798, was received by the mails: The laft advices from Egypt, of a recent date, give great hopes that the army of Bu- onaparte will loon receive a death blow. A great ficknefs prevailed among his troops, andt the Arabs and Turks were in great force.- There were ...