... Lo:'NDOjN GAZE''TTE, 0& 30. - - . I-l - e ADe.11RALTY OFtC1:, Of. 30. gag( t e, rlee / rfionm Cflp6t Duwrtham, Coinnian- e n of ?? M(!(j/7Jly'S Jiai, Ai'YJls, to Eva' der Xei'pmtln i.y1; dated in Piyswoth Sourn. o'er if BEG leave to inclofe you copy of a let- nbe ter, fent by this polt, to the Right Hon. ing. Admniral Lord Bi idport. Ay, My LOaD), AIf ), ?? Plyiath S6;111S/, 'II 017. 27', 1798 ...

... (eimffbugpi), Pharts 20. The Royal Edinburgh Light Dragoons have made an offer of their fervice in any part. of Great Britain, in cafe of invafion or tl-r imminent danger of it. We have received a letter from Bail.e Robertfon of Peterhead, contradiaing thc report in the papers, of the privateer that at- peared off that place on the Sth infl. bei:,: the Rofelle of Leith. Mr Robertfon 1hyss ...

... Thejdap's and [t!Tdfizefay' POD. 1 tollzuon, 71ag. -- 1- I I FFICI AL accounts have been received 0at the Eall India H-loufe, of the corn- plete defeat of Tippoo, and of his having been forced to retreat to Seringapatam with great lofq. It was in confequence of the Bombay and AMadras armies having marched with a view to effedt a jun6tioan at a given point, that Tippoo, induced by the hope of ...

... 0tollon, freb. 25. No fatisfaaory information refkEing the fate of the Proferpine frigate has hitherto reached the Admiralty, but the rumours cir- culated in London on Saturday were of a more favourable nature than thofe of the pre ceding day. Mr Wiffin, who went to Yarmnonth to colle& information on the fubje&, reports, that neither Capt Hearne, nor his crew, could afcertain whether the ...

... TmeJlday's and Wednefday's PFoJ'. tr iol-it'i-olt, THE H-AMBURGH MAIL. Z7IN2VA, March 3o. (Propz the COURT GAZETTE.) A CCORDING to accounts received from the iarmy in Italy, under the command of Field. Marfhal Lieutenant KraV, the enemy in that country has diawvn together his force, apparent- ly to make an attack on VeroDa, and the valley of the Adige, or the right wing of our army; in ...

... 3flifb 3jparlialuent. 10 - - !s5 HOUSE oF LORDS. ts, A11o1day, Feb. 59. a Ear .Aloira rofe, and recapitulated the principal grounds of the fpeech he made late- ly, in the Britilh Houfe of Lords, refpeeing t the State of Ireland. One part of his fpeech, there, he faid, had, however, been greatly amifreprefented-accufing the army in Ire- S. land with oppreflion and cruelty. Nothing re was ...

... ptuitonlrei from Lopi' Lta. - UL 2 310 THE Elizabeth, -, from New York to Grenada, got upors the Reefs and is bulged. The greatefl part of the cargo faved. The Dcane, French, from Grenada to St. Kitts and London, is taken aiid carried into St. Thomas. The Penryn, Eddy, from St. Michael's to London, is taken and burnt. The Cap- tain carried to Guadaloupe. The AdIive, B3ergham, from Philadelphia ...

... J TRIAL of GEORGE MEIL MIKER. 71 -a . ss -1 s ' . I The following are the depofitions of two of the principal witnefres on this trial: e IValter Browe, bleacher in Cupar, an In- dependent Qgaker, faid he was applied to by William Menzies to become a Member of e the Society of United Scotchrnen, which he did; and he defired him to go ?? Scott, s mill-wright, to admit him to become a mem- - ber ...

... £Saurday's and Sunday's Pps. tonloon, 2Jad. 29. . . I ,, .- - . - X T is with much concern we announce the I lofs of the Tribune frigate, of 44 guns, bh Capt S. Barker, on the Halifax Ration, con- veyed in the following a Exirari of a letter, dated Harbour-Grace, a Newfoundland, )an. 1, 1798. WI The lateft accounts from St. John's, h mention the unfortunate lofs of his Majefly's frigate ...

... G tbttrp, R£tCC !26, At a meeting of the County of Edinbtrg', on Saturday, they took into confideratio a propofal for laying an impofi duty on Whtkh ; and Tea confumed within the city und i u;- urbs, in lieu of the prefent duty of two p :n nies in the pint of beer to b2 taken of'- Agpinlt this psropfal ?? w-ere ill on the palt O' the Groers and b1 Dealers; and one gentleman flated, that a ...

... CZijjjbttrffj), j4Rdrrl) 6. VOLUN TARr SUBSCRIPTIOINV Sir John Sinclair, the Prefident of t ,e Board of Agriculture, iiab fibfcribed 300!. to be contirnued annually during the wir, to- gether with fix months of his falaty; Rmiunt ing in the whole to Scol. At a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gendt- men, &c. of the county of Renfrew, 267(i. were immediately fabfctibed. The Subfcriptions at Glafgow ...

... Loatioll, OATO '24- , NEWS sY TuE HAMBURGH MAIL. : Yefterday, arrived a mail fromA Hambarg. t It brings the moft agonizing accounts re- fpedakng the fangu;aary progr&4 of the French army in Switzerland. Betides other places, c I they have now aclually taken poffeffion of f Berne, Soleure, and Fribourg. l The French column which paired through I Thierflein, found confiderable treafure which I ...