... LOSS vfhis Mj1y'. SLOOP GEORGE. TO REAR ADMIRAL HARVEY. St. Tbhomas', on the river Oronogue, March 21. S i R, On January 2, having received orders from Lieut Senbonfe, commander of his Ma- jety's armed brig Requin, to proceed with his Majetly's arnied floop George, under my command, to Martinico, at four P. M. on January 2, got undet weigh from Demerara, and proceeded. At fix A. M. ?? 3, ...

... - -- a d Triefday's and Wednefday's Pol/s. . adS, Ay e - . 4 . H _, _ _ _ _ IJolbon oanctte Cyxtraapnarp. Downinglireet, ANov. 28. D ISPATCHES, of which the following are copies, have been received this day from the Right Hon. Lord Wm Bentinck i by the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, his Ma- jefty's Principal Secretary of State for the i Foreign Department. Head qwarters, AMonienaux, My LoRD, O a. ...

... AVFAIRS pq I1kE1,ATND. C A DUBZZLV, Jal. 2e. i lc. At i'ive o'cloc; yel rday evell.ig his Efx2 ncellency the Lordl Licutenan Isn n h ufual flrte to the Hjoufe of Peers, and the i Commons having attehded at the bar, pro- nounced the following *fpeeci froru the ithrone: j .Ay Lprdi' and Gentlemznz, I have received his Majefty's commands to meet you in Parliament. I congratulate you an the ...

... (ttlillblirffl), gprft 24- The Earl of Glafgow s appointed Colonel, and Richard Alexander OfWald, Efqj Lieut Colonel of the Ayrfhire Militia. The Earl of Aboyne is to have the com- mand of the Aberdeen and Baniff-ihire Regi- ment of Militia. The North York Militia, or Beverley Buffs, are on their march to Scotland. Friday fe'ennight, a French lugger priva- teer, of if6 guns, chaced two brigs ...

... DUBLIN, Aiguft f4. e Neither the private Committees of the Peers or Commons have yet made their re- 0 port. Both continued their fittings yeflter- day. Nelfon, the prifoner, was yeflerday before e the private Committee ofthe CoMImons. d Capt Philip Hay, of the 3d regiment of n foot, or Buffs, who was lately tried by Court I Martial, at Wexford, has been honourablyI 0 acquitted, and the ...

... Edunlrn, Rb. to. i VLeUe-ShVC SUBSCR1PION0X ier, Letters have been received from Man- x chefter, ftating, 'that Three Mercanti/e Ho11 . Dbt fes in that opulent town had fubfcribed, I ne 35,0001, of which Mr Peel-e's houfe gave 1 0 20,000l. The Marquis of Buckingbam has not only sfubfcribed a year's income of the Tellerihip to of the Exchequer for the defence of the country, but means to make ...

... Obiinburgi, bpeta iyi Ir--L -- -l rx . I. .. Mr Vocher, the General Contractor for French prifoners in Great Britain, has 2p- pointed Malcolm Wright, Efq- to be his Agent for the French prifoners in Edinburgh Cattle, to fee the additional allowance of provisions, &c. given by the French pro- perly difiributed, and that the prifdners ffiall be fupplied with proper neceffaries, &c. when fick. Mr ...

... W.-Iel I11-x -~i - - -~s pdlauv.. ILnlin, iQ-b1O. 27. T IMPQ N nT1F TsMIZ WW qCIRTL A UTLINES OF T-HE N£W SCHEME OF TAXATION. THE aa of lalt fdffion, fo far as it charges ad.' f tional rates, to he repealed. From Ehe sth of February 1799, att annutal dut'f on all income to take place, as ycll oQ corporatins as of individuals. A SCALE OF CONTRIBUTION. The isoth pait of an income of 6ol. increa ...

... jDotubttrol), 4rit 25. d By a letter from Captain Donaldian, of the brig Generous Friends, from Hull to Leith, dated the zift inft. we are informed that he was chaced o into Holy Ifland, fame day, by a French priva- s teer brig of 14 ?? Donaldfon law two . ?? burnt. A Perth Fmack was chaced fo clofe d into the ifland that the Caftle was firing upon the .-privateer, ?? ed battalion of the ...

... - S s . s. .. . . Due on Wednefday, which arrived this morning, does not bring later official 2c- r counts than tbofe contained in the Gazette of Saturday. The non-official articles from Vienna add, e that a courier arrived the ioth, with an ac- count of a viaory gained over Moreau; of e the Imperialifts having made themfelves maF- o ters of Bochetta, the key of Genoa, and ~~~~~~- ]ljs:~JaI~~I ...

... tolIoo W 4aadJ 25. -~- t -~ I t B, fy French papers of the t7th imft. receiv- , ed in town, we learn, that the French Coun- cils have paffed a decree, by which all priva- , teers are forbidden, and the tailors who com. tpofe their crews are ordered to repair to Breft, in order to man the fleet which is fitting out , there; and which they are making evety ef- e fort to prepare for fea. Another ...

... IJNTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. Paris papers to the 9th infl. have been ) ceived by exprefs. Some affairs of pofts ha; . taken place, both in Italy and Switzcrlavsd, s in which the French aftert that they obtaine-d the advantage ; but even allowing that tl.ti; fltaements are correct, they are altogethert ' nimportant. The furrender of the Dutch fleet is men- . tioned in thefe papers without a ...