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... have had meeting to conlider ol the propriety of carrying the y.. ■■ J , Efq; who were of opinion tint his Grace had been ill advifed in that matter, and begged he would Hop all proceedings, and lignified their concern at his Grace’s ever having condefeended take notice of him ; which account, it is laid, further Heps will be taken in this matter. r, a court of Aldermen and Common Council was ...

... people felt over the f'Vb/ vvhkh accident fcveral of them were and one man killed. t .11 Thurfday morning, out our clock, of earthquake was felt at R .wlcy tfo. Binnin-'ham, attended with a rumbling 13n at fttne dillanee. It felt at Snow-Hill, Paradife-Row, r.‘.ml other places in the neighbourhood; a v-hear from Litchfield, that it was very /fib'./felt there about the fame time; but . I of any ...

... he lott the whole of'this brilliant fortune in the alley. 7. Edinburgh, Dei . iS. This day came on before the Hijrh C lur. of j nlliciary, the trial Mango Campbell, late ojhcer of exciic Ayr, indiited for the n>timer the late F.url Eglington: ad- \;bt bwingitarted the Judges, 1 whether their the Aamiral Court was the 1 competent one ? They the cam lei • both tr plead upon that point, when Mr. ...

... the Danube. SHI? NEW,'} EXTRAORDINARY. By the Friend’s Adventure, Ctpt. Bell, frort Whitby for London, have accaunt of the following melancholy accident which has befallen Sir —fl D—. the 4th December, A. M. the Knight was fwimmihg o!f Piamborough-Head, he unfortunately fell with a whale, who, miftaking him for a porpoife, immediately fwallowed him up with Kis petitionary Turban upon liis head ...