... E D I Y, i U R G f7, Dcc. i6. f sie E L-, of Strathmnore has prelented Mr I Aa!n Paterfon, preacher of the gofpel, to i the khk of Kinghiorn, vacant by the death of the Rev. MIr John Ulher. On the roth inft. a call was moderated, .without a diffenting voice, for the Rev. Mr t Alexander Duncan, preacher of the gofpel, t to be Minift r of the Affociate Congregation r of Mid Calder, under the ?? ...

... L 0 AT D 0 Nl, May 4. NEWS BY TIME HAMBURGII MAIL. VIENNVX,4 April i8. (Fr-o;m the COURT GAZCTTrE.) On the evening of the 13thl infl. a large tri coloured flag being unexpecledly difplay- ed at the houfe of the French Ambaftador, the unuiaal appearance produced an alarm and commotion anmong the pnumlace, and occa- fionrd the houte in which the Ambaflador re- fided to be damaged. '1 lie ...

... ebilhlburg, Ad) 12. The Leith armed tender is appointed to convoy the trade bound to London, and the intermediate ports-and we underanid the is -to fail on the 25tb inft. from Leith Roads. On Wednefday, Athol Moon, accufed of, or being accefflory to the murder of James Gray, weaver in Calton, Glafgow, on the 28th of February laft, Surrendered himfilf to the Sheriff, and was committed to ...

... P R O M O T IO N S. WAR OFFICE, March 20. BREVET.-Major W. Tooke Harwood, of the 102d foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. SrAFF.-Capt H. Maxwell, of the 48th foot, to be major of brigade to the forces in South Britain. l Bant, of the ArgyleJhire Tencibles.- Lieut Colonel J. Campbell, from the fecond battalion, to be Lieut Colonel, vice Alex.@ Campbell, who refigns. 2d Batt. of the ...

... el WabtrAID, AdbI 5s. We trderifand, that at full meetings of the Merchant Company oflEdinburgh, and the Incorporation of Trafficders of Leith, after taking into covfideration the bill pro- pofed to be brought into Parliament by the town of Edinburgh, for laying an impoil on Spirits and Teas, in lieu of the twopenny duty on Ale and Beer; they were unani- moufly of opinion, that the faid bill, ...

... (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 ...

... LO ND ON, Jan. 26. It was yelterday flated with much confi- dence, that Government has aclually receiv- ed affiurances of the King of Pruflia having declared his intention to protect the North of Germany, and Harnburgh; and the Duke of 1,runfwick is faid to have already ordered troops to march for the defence of the Elec- torate of Hanover. The King of Denmark, it is added, is alfo determined ...

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... ITuXedy's and Wednelday/'s PoJ-s. I LORD011, Od.- 12. .. ACOURT of Common Council was held on Wednefday at Guildhall. The Lord Mayor, on the opening of the Court, I . called the attention of the Members to a letter he had received from the viaorioas l . Admiral Lord Nelfon, and a fivord, which I ' I __ s- h6s Lordflhp prefented t oo tie Court, an d th e I n, letter was read as follbssvs: I M Y ...

... U. t , Ott, 17- On Friday a number of officers, and alout thirty ferjeants ofodifferent regiments, land-d at Leith from Chatham, on the recruiting re fervice. a On Tuefday laft, the Synod of Glafgow at and Ayr unaniwoufly voted an addrefs to his L Majefly, on occafion of the 'plendid fuccefs of his fleet under the brave Lord Nelfon. The camps in the neighbourhood of New- calile broke up laft ...

... ?? from ULlop's if . Wg)I t44tiLL t&.U*4104,U AV ?? A4UG US T 21. HE Two Brothers, Sydlemnn, from TBo(lon to Briflol, has been taken by a Vrench privateer, retaken by tire Hazard iloop, and arrived at Cork. Tihe Mentor, Silvius, from Charleftosvn to Hamhurgh, has been taken by a privateer, carried into Guernfev, fince given up, and is to proceed to London. The Herald, of Jerfey, Pickflock, in ...

... AFFAIRS Is IRELAND, HOUSE or LORDS. T;r:f/ar, June 1o. The Lcrd Cionrelldr moved, that all ths Peers in and about town fhould be funimoned to atter.d on this day fe'ennigbt, when apro- pefttion of great n itional importance would be fubmritted to the confideration of t'ne Houfe.--Ordered. I 0 U S E oF C O M M O N S. L9,rd Cjt7-rcag h rofe to give notice, that on this day , a propofition mate- ...