... Before entering on the Committee's report and appendix, as noted in our paper of Saturday laft, we now lay before our readers the fub.tance of a late addrefs to the Convention of Royal Boroughs. ■ My Lords and Cc.sllemen, M Your ?? -zi officer in T7JS, have to till, day, their memories in the higher!! deem. To them the country is indebted for the prefect Board of Truf- tees for improving ...

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... 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 ...

... Bank Smei ?? _ i Ixdia Sroqc EXCHANGES, LONDON ON ...

... RT. GEORGE S TREAT ASSEMBLT ROOMS. E Sdi.scrip.irs and the Public are ?? inform- ed, That the First PROFESSIONAL CONCERT of t season will be some time soon after the Queen's Asscm- ?? particulars of the Concert, and the day of Per- mance, will be given in future advertisements, rhese Ladies and Gentlemen who intend to honour this un- taking with their patronage, are requested to send in their ...

... citizens to ex;. lain to them the fituation | i wl ',;•■ the Sheriffs and hlnifelf ftood, from the rt' ?? s the Livery had puffed or. Friday the J 3 i ct Oiiobtr. One of thcle was, that the Lord Mayor, together with -he Sheriffs, ihould I preftnt tbe ; rtirlr 1 ofthe Livery in Common 1 * I ■-:■:. ?? .e.l to his Majelly on the throne ; I thts inftroQion. The very clay after the Sheriffs, ...

... IS. jE DANCE, : / MADAME FREDERICK ?? ty ol SONGS between the A ts. v-s . tin, rtainment, c.110.i ?? Si RINGS TO YOUR BOW. ?? I . urit, Piece, in one Act, called ' ' BLUE DEVIL S. ■„ be had at M.cklejohn and Scott's South i.Ol.'.ccof the Theatre, where places for the On Tbossdat, iE BEGGAR OPERAS. acleiie-th, by A GENTLEMAN, leg l» ! first appearance on any stge. ? \-f which will, he adeied, ...

... The Drake cutter arrived here early on the morning of the 3d inll. and after delivering her difpatche, to Cap:. Wcstbeac:!, Commander ofthe Favourite (loop of war, returned wiihout having had any communication with the it-ore. The Favourite failed very fosn afterwards, lea- ving direiftions for all the -merchant fliips then in wailing to follow immediately, and receive far- ther ini' ...

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... PLYMOiIT K— Augufl; 16. Arrived the French fchoor.er privateer ?? lerte, of Bourdeaux, mounting 14 guns ; out four days ; had made no captures ; alio the I'Vsnch brig privateer Le Gironde, of Bourdcaux, mounting 16 guns, both captured oft C-pe Orte- ga! by the Fifgard, of 44 guns, Captain T. li. Martin, which flup alfo re-captured the 2 til ult. the fl-.ip Jofeph, Humphries, laden with oil and ...

... BRUSSELS— Aug. 31. The camp of referve at Amiens, in Picardy» is entirely new armed and clothed. It contains ten battalions of grenadiers, confifting cf Sco men each ; fix battalions of riflemen ; one regi- ment of horfe artillery ; and one divifion of can- noneers. Another camp has alfo been formed at- Beauvais, confifting of fome corps of cavalry, light Infantry, and carabineers- General ...

... lEtr.KC.-.t.SY SEFI EHBCK ?? This morning, between twelve and one o'clock, ■ the houfe on the north fide of the High .Street of Kirkcaldy, belonging to i'.fifis Hoes, vans discovered to be on fire. The drums having beat to arms, the detachment of tiie Aberdecn- fhire militia quartered here, and the vobmteera rti'.diiy attended, who were of the greatefl ule in affifting the inhabitants in their ...