... OUSE oF COMMONS. Wedunefday, Feb. 27. The Houfe having refolved into a Com- rnittee on the bill for fuppreffing the rebel- lion, a number of firong faas were adduced to prove the neceffity of forne fuch meafure as she prefent, to fliew that the trial by jury wras at prefent merely nominal, and inefficient for any of the ends of juftice, and the impof- fihility of finding either witneffes or ...

... toILonton, Gi5ard S. It was rumoured yelterday,that 22 French tranfports had landed a number in Ireland, but there is not the fonalleft degree of prob- ability in the report. The fleet which failed in November laff, and of which we yefterday announced the fafe arrival in the Leeward Ifands, was in every point of view one of the molt important that ever failed from England, as in addition to ...

... . Tuelday's and Wednnelday's Po- Junbou, Rpvrt 26. THE HAMBURGH MAIL. N Thurfday arrived the mail from Ham- ...

... 1ebil2burl, PIPp 18. * 2u 1?i Br a Yefterday the Town Council of Edin- burgh, having tatken twider confideration the great national -obje& of a Stamp Office for 0 Scotland, to be eftablifted in the metropolis, IC 'long fougbt for by the country, but which, s, from the variety of Ilamp duties lately im- i- pofed,-is now -rendered -peculiarly neceffTary r- for theaccommodation of the trading ...

... 01 -t ' - Lia. slitclUgence frail. Ltolytl%) NOV-EMBER 12. The Leviathan, Stavers ; Fanny, Thompfon; th London, Barton and Favourite, Kerr; werec tell at Wahivilh Bay, x3th Auguf. laft. The Aurora, --, from Lancafter to St. dc Thomas's, is on Ifore near Saltcoats ; alfo a floop, wvith fugar, from Liverpool to Greenock. at Tht Melcomb, Langrill, from Oporto to L Briftol, is firanded in St. ...

... SATUR DAr's POST. EonI3, @MtOr 29. nd WE yefterday informed our readers, that ve W fume troops from Holland had reach. dy ed this country in fafety. By our Deal let. l- ter, we are happy to learn that fume more of Lb- them have arrived-in 'alort, we may look for more every day, as faft as veffels can be 'e- provided for their conveyance.-&Sar. of The circumftances conneated with this ill. !k, ...

... evillbUrgl), aug. 1.? - - I I - - -- ----:-.-A L.. Saturday orders were received here from the Lords Commiflloners of the Treafury, for laying a ftrift enibargo on all the (hipping in the port and. r6ad of Leith, which was im- mediately executed, and no veffel whatever is permitted to leave the barbour, except the paffage-boats. The embargo is So itri&, that feveral coal floops going up to St. ...

... l hurjday's and Iriday's Po/d. LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. ,. if ; ADMIRALTY OFFICr, Dec. 7. _ Copy of a letterfrom Capt Temple, of his Ma- L jey'sJiefoo OPalobve, to Aidmiral Lord Dun- d can, dated at lea, Nov. 30. MY LORD, w Y ESTERDAY I had the good luck to v Y fall in with the privateer your Lord- di fhip fent me in queft of, and after a chace of T fix hours I captured her ; (he is a new cop- ot ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. ,9. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Feb. i9. Cojy ofna letter from Capt IWhite, of his Ora- CO,y' sf1ip Sylph, to Admiral Lord Brid- port, tiated Cawfind Bay, Feb. 14. MY LORD, 11'[HAVE the honour to inform your Lord- L fhip, that on the -th and 8th inflant we captured, off Cape Ortegal, two faft failing Spanifh letter of marque brigs, (coppered) one the St. Antonio, from Porto Rico ...

... VIENVNA', April 24. ALETTER from Marthal Sauwarrow, Aldated Veliggio, April i8, fates, that ihe French had repaffed the Adda, after throi ing ion rnmcn into Mantu.,I and 50oo ito Pefcliera ; and that the M:'.rffal was preparing to follo-w them, after leaving Geci. Kray with a crops oa about 20,530 n.. n to invelt thofe two places. rM12pfal Suivarrow 's patroles had been puifled as far as ...

... Jtonbon, flaxc 17- INTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. Laft night were received, by exprefs, Paris papers to the aith inft. They were brought by a veffel which arrived from Gravelines. The embargo on all veffels at Calais is rigidly enforced. Thefe Journals bring a Rafladt article of the 26thl ult. in which a fhort unofficial ac- count of the proceedings of the different Members of the Deputation of the ...

... oregoing Rofolutions, the II ommit beg kbemive j add'ress henejfeb e I to the Ph Ic. I THE caufe in which we are engaged is com. mon to us all; and we doubt not, that the mea- fu,-es which have now been adopted by the in- habitants of the city of Aberdeen, upon this im- portant occafion, in aid of Government, will be approved of by all ranks of perfons in this part of the country. The enemy, ...