... Tuefday night laft, the compt- X houfe of Janies Armytape. O X Elq; of Hunflet, near this town, was broke open, and two pair . buckles, and fome other triHing articles carried away. Mr. HenrySkelton.grandfontoMr. Chriftoplier Bramley, of this town, is arrived Uere, having been prifoner in France upwards two years.—He confirms the accounts pubiifhed in the London papers of the fcarcity of ...

... Sunday fe'nnight, hjs Royal X _ Highnefs the Duke of York, at- X X tended by Lieut. Colonel Cal- X X vert, and Major Clinton, two of his Highnefs's Aids-de-camp, arrived at Mrs. Stanuell's, the Red Lion Inn, in Doncafter, after having reviewed the different encampments near Newcaille-upon- Tyne. His Royal Highnefs after dinner fet forwards for the South. Lad Friday were admitted at the General ...

... [By CxprelsT LONDON, Auguft 15. IT thii morning faid, that order council has been iCied, to flop the failing of the outward-bound fleet for Spain. There on board of this fleet considerable quantity of naval and military (lores, pnrchafed in this country for the court of Spain* which, in the preterit ftate of things, probably politic to Hop.* fair. Accounts are brought to this country the two ...

... [By Exprefs] | LONDON, July 25. BY letters received from on board Admiral . Hotham's fleet in the Mediterranean, dated off Minorca, the 22d ult. we learn that the French fleet, confifting of fail, were in Hieres Bay, where they had taken fhelter fr> the iniurredtions that prevailed at Toulon, which place continued to be in moll diltra£led llate. The fleet had been joined by Admiral Man, with ...

... Men as have Ambition to ferve their King and Couniry, and who give Preference to Home Service, have now happy and honourable Opportunity of enrolling themfclves in this Regiment, where they will meet with every Encouragement that a brave Soldier cah expert. Young Men Character and Abilities are aflured Promotion, Non-Commiffioned Officers arc not yet appointed. A BOUNTY (according Size and ...

... LONDON, September 26. BY intelligence received this day, it appears that Gen. Jonrdan has at length effefted the paflage of the Rhine at Nieuwied, to co-operate with the forces whic-i had previoufly pa fled and that the Anftrians, to the amount of 20,000 men. though advantageoufly polled, made no attempt to oppofe the paffage, but retired with precipitation as the enemy advanced. The ftrong ...

... Neivs in this High?* London Gazette. LONDON, January 3. THE Dutch mail due yefterday morning, ha- not reached town this afternoon, rtPr had any other com* m nication from the Continent- Advices, however, of a private nature, were received in on Thurfday night from Utrecht, the 2?th ult. which Hate that the Ficnch had crofted the Maefeon the 25th, and took poflpfllon the whole the Bommel. On ...

... [By Exprefo] From the LONDON GAZETTE. Extraft of a letter from Copt. Sir R. Strackan, of his Majefty't Jhip Melantpus, datnl Jerfej, May 11, to Evan Ntpean, Efq', Secretary the Admiralty. I Have the honor to ncquaint yoa that Sir Sydney Smith, with the ftiips under hit command, joined me on the Bth inft. noon. About three o'clock in the morning the 9th we difcoVered 13 fail Coming from the ...

... [By Exprefsl •> 9 / J No News in this Night's Gaxette. LONDON, June ij. THIS morning arrived a mail from Hamburgh, abd one Italian bag.— When the mail left Bremen, an account had juft been received from Frankfort, dating, THAT A CESSATION OF ARMS HAD BEEN AGREED UPON BETWEEN THE EMPEROR AND FRANCE.—£«». Colonel Craufurd had to Bade, to fcratch the negociations going on there. letters from ...

... xpress] From the LONDON GAZETTE. St. James's, Feb. 27. HIS Majefty in Coyncil was this daJr pleated to appoint Hetiry Bevan, of Shrcwlbury, be Sheriff of the county of Salop, and Mark Sykes, cfSledmire, to be Sheriff the county of York. The Gazette (which did not reach us till tiear four o'clock on Monday morning) alfo contains an account the Brigands, to the amount of 2000 men, having ...

... LEEDS, July OME years ago, in fevere win- X ter, when corit was very dear, * a worthy deceafed Magi ft rate X X this Borough, had the cu- riofity to try the experiment upon a poor labouring family now living in this town, whether wneaten or oaten bread was the cheaper.~-»He provided them with a quantity of wheat-meal toferve them for a week's luftenance, which they baked for the family, and ...

... LONDON, October 17, THE Gazette of this night contains an order figned by the King, ftating, that information having been received that a malignant and epidemic fever, in the nature of a plague, now pre* vails in the city of New-York, and the town of Norfolk, in Virginia, his Majefly, with a view to prevent the infection from being brought into this kingdom, deems it expedient to order, that ...