... L011DOU, DeC, 23- Letters received in town yefterday from Ireland, mention, that a flip from France, had juli been taken of the coaft, with 4ooo Stands of Arms, and feveral Soldiers Uni- forms, with the words, Fir/l Be/ffal Rcgzi meet, and the Cro-wn Reverftd, engraved CDn the buttons. Yeflerday, Covernment received advices from Admiral Pringle, at the Cape of Good Hope, brought by Lient Brice ...

... Satuiiday's and Sundal s Pu/.7sb Iu : Lonban, 4ril 76. INTELLIGENCE frsm FRANC i, PARIS papers arc recCeiveC to the ath ini'i;,at Genera. Eilmamne is arri;ed at Par. having made a furvey of our cifits. It ic laW, that he is inveftld with the Chief Coinr.,r.d of the Army of England, wvhik h'had beern ?? fionally given to DMffaix. A letter firom the Hague, dated April r, f; ; c Our Republic ...

... Amount formerly advertifed, L. 3847 5 0 Mr Jofeph Ruddiman, - - L. a a o Mr John Jamefor., merchant, 5 5 0 Mr John Ewen. mercht. R. A, V. 5 S 0 Profe hor Scott, King's College, 5 S S 0 Mr Alexr Smith, Botanical Ledurer, 2 2 o Mrjohn Low, tayloi, - 3 3 0 Mr Alexr Booth, merchant, 3 3 0 Mr George Ronald, waiter, Old Ship, a a o Mr John Mackie. - - I I o Mr William Gordon. vintner, R. A. V. 4 4 0 ...

... LOU'Doll, Aap 2 I. ?? NEWS BY TuE HAMBURGH MAILS. From tbe Vienna Cout Gazette, May 2. a His Imperial Majefly has been moft gracioully pleated to relieve Baron Thugut, t in compliance with his repeated requefts, t from the direction of the Department for Foreign Affairs; and provisionally to ap- point in his head Count Lewis Cobenzel.- Aaron Thugut has been nominated Minifler of Conferences, ...

... C k, i ? I L.- u qIi), 3?i t i i L-) 17 1ery 1littce i;:lntei'; ?t C e ItaS bcet:1 ?? from n cI ten ?? C:nl be depecnied u.: n1ICA;A t- nt h-a%- bt:C I ItiC 10.010 ?? coilii tvtl ?? uirrlvnt.i 7Froni ti ho-: % lo-:ever, and forne private ters, we gntner tise inteiitte-enct, t lat a ?? of rebels wvhich ?? CO-C7led in) tile Cot:-:IV of Wicklow, vwill Inon be arttaked by y1:l- Kiev's troops, ...

... iintell(gence from Eloptilo Ot. Y UNE 18. pTuJF fleet for thle Wt Indies, that failed from - Portfrmouthl 4th April, under convoy of the QOebec and Drvad frigates, were left all well on aitth of May, ;I lat. aS. 41. Iong. -.z. by the Dryad frigate, arrived at Cork. 'The fleet for the Weft Indies, that failed from. Cork:24th April, under convoy of hiA Majefty's floop Arab, were all well on the ...

... £Lon fi, Seb. S. WE underfland that Miniflers have re- -e.OIved intelligence from Mr Walpole, the Ying's Minifler at Lifihon, that the Freich 1h ld prevailed on the Court of Madrid to per- ZliC a oody of troops to march through the S an-ifl territory to the attack of Portugal, and that magazines were adlually forming to . tour the meafure. This enterprize has been '.ong forefeen by the Britilh ...

... Saturday's and Sunday's Fflxs ,I 31Y.Mrtiallientarp 311triliffenfe. HOUISE OF COMMONS. bMlovday, June I8. - /fR Secretary Dundas prefented a Mef .Lilfage from his Majefly, as follows; GEORGE R. His Majefly thinks proper to acquaint n the Houfe of Commons, that the officers. at non-commiffioned officers, and privates of - different regiments of militia, have made to t his Majefty voluntary ...

... Tefday's dand Wednef[day's PoJI. Lantion, ?,Rarrb 8. - --l- - - NEWS BY TiE HAMBURGH MAILS. IN the courfe of Wednefday eleven Ham- burgh Mails arrived at the Poa Office, and three others were received at a very late hour the fame night. The fifteenth, and laft doe, arrived on aThurfday. In the courfe of the day there arrived, a Mr Hunter, jun. from Conflantinople, a I courier from Vienna, a ...

... 7 ne.r '- a7 d &s y-,-'' I- ----- - 7 -TiJfday's azid [Yed/c/Jeay Vs Pg/i's. LGMi10611, Bl 32 S//JUNG of the FRENCH FLEET. DISI ATOCFIES were onWednefday re- 5_ ceived at the Admniralty from Admiral Lord Bridport, containing al account of the French fleet having put to fca from Breft, on the mnorning of the 26th ult. On that day bis Lordihip, with the principal part of the Cliannel fleet, was ...

... don, Nov. 12. MINISTERS have no intention of fend- M{ ing any Britifh troops to the coaft of France, as has been rumoured. The infur- gents, however, are to be fupplied from this country with arms and flores, large quantities of which have already been fent from Portf- month, on board his Majefty's fhips Boadi- cea, Anfon, Severn, and Pigmy, together with upwards of 1o,oool. in money. The ...

... BUONAPARTE's EXPEDITION. . - . . I I _ _ _ .L A . The aft Paris journals furnifh. us with the Following .report of Sir Sidney Smith to the Ottoman -Porte, refpeaing the fiege of Acre. It is matter of congratulation to have learnt from fach authority, that the Jofs fuftained by-our gallant countrymen in the attack of Buonaparte's entrenchments was by no means confiderable: CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY ...