... ?? have I -, evert pi ' • • ?? : ; . . .. . . . . ■ Receive, Craze-**. ?? of _ Given at Parts a-, the Palace _* ?? March 8. E ny proofs, Cittzen General, nd the Government, Call you to the ?? You have, during the minor, ?? ?? at War— Yon have provided, b'» ftancer. have permitted, for the v. ?? remains for ton to co-dad, daring the ; . : nt-.r, o::r fo] hers to viriory, vriiiel. ?? of ...

... Stuck t Go. I India Stock — ■A red. ?? -J \ S per cest.ann. 99 * T mieese.' 64* I 5 percent. I7t)j e,-\ i -.tot. grf I Omnium 4 Tr.ii day (Nov. ?? at twelve o'clock : fee cent. 64J J I fl-M-11-. _ _ h EXCHAXCES, LONDON ON ?? -,l Id a U I ISuhtin I-i ' to I Banle money — ...

... I PRINTER OFTHE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. ! Sin, j Permit me, through the channel of yonr nape.-, to ilete fome obfcrvatioos on a fieb;eet j which mull, I think, be particularly i* C ?? 7o;;e-s ?? ire tl*.- C i -,-nd Cc ?? nnder the income acts, it is obvious tl-. ■ Gentlemen do nor agree in trieir inter: r.* of the fratmes under which they act. The Commercial &>mnnffioners urate, that they nn- ...

... petessusch — ;i ? , Our Court Gazette, among oilier cruer.a us the Emperor, contains the following — There fliall be swo armies forsnedy one under the command of Count Pabiert, in Lithuania ; the other under the Genet..! of Infantry, Gula- nifchtfehew Kutufow, in Voihynia t the first to confiirof 13 regiments of cavalry. 25 of infantry, five of chaffears, 1 3 battalions of grenadiers, two ...

... fwiodling ai d ;.ten- dering. Several a.fs cf theft were ?? proved againfi her, and numbers of perfons a**- tended whom fhe had fv.lndied out offums mo- ney. In one cafe it appeared Ok called at a gentleman's houfe, and told his fervant malrl tbat her mailer had been fuddcnly fdzed with a vu miting of blood, and ihe was feat for ct. to for her mailer, gave her a guinea note, and deli- red ...

... ?? . | \ ?? £||5 i Ai . .■_•■., !,V : - ?? : j pard r . nf Mr, I Vet i Court ...

... laft vefiel from France, bas brought with him intelligence of a preliminary treaty of peace being (igned between France and ibe Emperor. Oilier reports ftate, that Minillers have received a direct invitation from the Confulai Ge.verr.nient to participate in the negociaiions, which are now on the tanis. We fiiaii avoid ali (peculation upon _ fiibjecf fo imperfectly known. Letters received in ...

... II A IIiLT O N X ?? CE 3. MONTVIY OCTOSES 2~. mar, ar.d Mr Graham's horfe Duncan, for 700 ! guineas, one two-mile heat, won by the forme a very c'ofe march, being gained ?? .- I ■ 1 1 The King's ico guineas, «iven to lire Cale- : nut, .. years 01.l - - - r 2d*. j ...

... On Friday tin- 29, h of Auo.il, the colours of the Royal Newton and Wallacetown V:4un- teers were prefented, in the name of the Magi- (bates of the burgh of Newton upon Ay:, by Mil, Feroossok, to James Fir.c ssos, Efq. of CroLhill, their M-jor Commandant, en the parade^ with a thort fpeech, to which the Major replied; and, afer oeliverir.g the colours to the F.nfigns, add.eiied the corps ...

... ; A fc. days ago, a grand ball was given to the Br.r- tea, p.nS an elegant eoid collation, w, re ferved in gr. at profufio., ; nor was the iofptring bowl wanting. The greatefl fociriity ard-good ?? pervaded the whole company (upwards of 200) ; and it was not till the fun had witneii'ed their fcltive mirth for fome hours, thai they thought of departing. Several families have entered into ...

... Tucf lay the perfor. who culls hi/nlelf Dennis M'l.achlan, apprehended a few days ago at Deptford, and in whofe pofiellieui a number ol Irilh ten guinea notes were found, was brought up for re-examination, when George Plant, clerk to Meff. Elliott, Robinfon and Co. tea dealer*=j near the Bank, London, ftated, that onthe 17th of September laft, the prifoner, ?? Lachlan, came t. their iioufe, ...

... LONDON— August 29 The Martin Hoop of war has arrived at Yar- mouth from Eifmeur, by which we learn that the Danes are extending and improving tlieir fortifications and batteries, in which they are even erecting furnsices for the purpofe ot heating Ihot. Tioops are alfo marching from all quar- ters to the moft vulnerable points, and meafures of defence are taking in every quarter to repel any ...