... COURT OF KING's BENCH. On Thurfday, came on before Lord Ken- von, and the Judges Grofe and Lawrence, .nd a Special jury, the trial of Earf Thanet, Meffrs O'Brien, Thompfon, Fergufon, and Gunter Brown, for a riot at Maidilone, upon the trials for High Treafon, with intent to effe& Mr O'Connor's efcape from the hands Cf jufiice. The witnefes for the Crown depDfed in fub- fiance as follows: That ...

... ethaburffi), Olt. 24- GeoTITe and Thlomas Moncur, capitally convi'ted at laft Perth Circuit, have received his Majefly's pardon. One of the brothers fainted on receiving thejoyful new:s. The Vellal frigate, arrived in Leith Roadi, failed from Ei~ntar utih a finall convoy, of which the Rofe, arrived at Leith, and the Chrifliana at Grauge:Louth, weic tle cnly vefiels for the Fr-ith. T'le ...

... Cbillburoi), gulp 25. Friday, the firfl divifion of the regiment of the Ifles, commanded by Lord Macdonald, paffed through this city for Cnrlifle. The e~th regiment of foot are on their march from Cupar for Newcaflle, their defli- nation to Linlithgow being changed. The 16th regiment marched from Fort George for Stirling on Monday. The 64th regiment has marched from Bel- falt for Carrickfergus ...

... . 0= N a 5 L, 0 ND 0 N , May 25. ?? ?? - _ _ -, Letters were received by Government yef- terday from Colonel Burrard at Offend, in which, we are happy to bear, it is ftated that General Coote is not fo badly wounded as was at firfl foppofed. The General is, how- ever, confined to his bed. The Englifli troops, who were made prifoners, are fent to Bruges. *We are happy to learn that the troops ...

... At. ~iA! . rS IRELA7.iu. DLWLJVL!Y, July 1. . ):I.I ?? or^ i; daltc oaf dlturdav laf| ,.!C r ceived, but ineir con'ents aii i .0011 nt. \Vve hi'vc a vailetv o'f ?? ZIccounts of the aclions mentioned il th.i Ga- zette, but they contain no particulars theli aie in any degree intcreflin, i he I irs of the r ibel hi tlhc dilericnt s ions Onl tit BOu DCis efiimaated at frman 7, to 9go ; thic ...

... eb?'inburgl), -J, ?? -- - ?? I., 11 Sunday, a French privateer, alken in thi s' North Sea by OnC Of our cruizers, airived Leith Roads. Wc underland, the Commifflon of the General Aifembly of tile Church of Scotimccl will rneet ?? Wedneftdv thle 2 ft of NTovn;7n- her inil. to dicuis fblme particular bufi.l. referred to them by )all Affemrbvy. Colonee-s Lee, Sotier, and' Seillie, v:i: . the ...

... SAITURD117's POST L!ITltic-i1, 5 IB . 11. !; KWS SBY THE HAINltSUlRGHI MAIL. IitiT inurning a mnatI arrived fromr Ham- ?? accounts from the Medi- t- rpla1ne. re only a confirmation of former r ?? In~ials. 1z rother conments are as follow VJNAK4V,. Aug. 25. It is confidently afrerted here, that the Court of Ruiia has concluded an alliance %irl, the Porte, and that a great body of i ?? troops is ...

... from Llopb'z Lift. NOVEMBER 20. The Margaret tender is loft near Bally- connel on the coall of Ireland. The Bacchus, Carder. from London to Newfoundland, was taken by a French pri- vateer, on the 28th of September, and funk. The crew carried to St. Andero. The Taviflock, Piles, of Shields; Friend- fhip, Kirton ; and Hannah, Shuk, of Sunder- land, (colliers) are captured by a cutter pri- vateer ...

... SIPTURDAr-s POSTr If! ?? - -o. _ - onW16h1, D . 27. TFHIS day four mails arrived from Dublin. T The body of Mr Tone has been de. livered to his friends, much againit the wifhes of many who have more zeal than -prudence. We are rorry to fRate, that notwithfisnd- tbe lenity (hewn by Government-a lenity that (hould have produced a very opprfite tei-per and deportment, a fpirit of violence and ...

... T'A' iO n 11- h Jf 0On Tuefdav, the City of l ondon voved e Ten Thoufand Pounds for the defence of the . country-the Queen, 50ool.-the Diike J' ?? the fame ?? Camden, 70fCd I, Lord Chancellor, 6oo0l. and the Dulnk of Portland, 5oool. a-year during the war, &-c. e A very large Subfcription is forming al m mong the Ladies, of which her Majefly has Y given the example. a PL2IIOUTH, Feb. rr. 'e ...

... E D IIN B U R C H, O7.13. _ . - . . X -t I - w On the 8th inltant, Mrs Kennedy of Un- a derwood was fafely delivered of a daughter. Lately, was married, at Berwick-upon- Tweed, Dr. John Turnbull, phylician, Fel- n ton, to Mifs Mary Weddel of Moulbn, Nor- tLuniberland. I Yefterday, was married here, George t Gibibri, Efq; of Brewlands, to Mifs Jesly I Wightman, youngea daughter of John W. a Efq ...

... TVh;fday's and Friday's Polls. LONDON GAZETTE, April 13. HA4MBURGYI, -April S. A CCORDING to the mod recent ac- A counts from the Auftrian army it ap- pears, that after the afion of the 2i ft ultimo, General Jourdan retreated in the night be. tween the 21ff and 22d to Stockach and En- gen. He then occupied the line from Schaff- haufen through Engen to'Dutlingen ; in the neighbourhood of.whihll ...