... ?? 4 LONDOZoZ-cropra 25. Orders have 'oeen iflued to the Cof.lom-houre ?? of the ?? ports, to fubject all: veliefs from any parts of Delavware to quarantine, and to pay particular attention to the Aerive, MC'- DOUGA u, which failed frorn Philadelphia on the 6th Auguf.- Thre ;Pi.aor, of GsERMANY -haS pardoned all flate crimimrr.ls within his dominions, on con- dition or their being tranfportcd ...

... LONDOI?--JANTJ.A?t Y 9. ?? > an j His Maj.ftyj came to town on Wednefdayl Ih- front Windfor, and held a levee at St James's r Palace, whicht'%as attended by his Serene High- r r nefs the Prince of Orange, the Pruffian, Wir- temberg, Daniih, Neapolitan, Hefilarn, Swediflh t and PorruguaUd Ambafradors, the Turkifla y, Charge d'Affaires, the Bihop of Kildare, the L Lord Chancellor, the Attorney ...

... NAtTCAL TNTELLTGENhrc ' Wednefday advice was received at ?? Indla Houfe, of the fafe arrival in the Downs of the fllip oVillefley, Captain Peter Gordon, from the r Prefidency of Bengal, which place fnle left fo late as the month of December. The Wellef ley failed from the ifland of St Helena in the beginning of April laft. p aeng ers by the Wcllel'ey-Lieutenant General Sir Jamie, Cr;ig, K. B. ...

... LONDON-MARCH I 2. to FROM THE SUN OF.THiURSDAY. w a~ \We view the fituation of the country, at the tl prefen: moment, not as fome perfons do, with defpondency, but certainly not without a great h degree of anxiety. We are anxious, not fo -c much to fee the definitive treaty figned, not foa much to be nominally at peace with France, bat e that we fhould be at peace with a reafonableL hope of ...

... NVAR-OFFICE-Sept. S. x~or. itt Regiment of Life Guards-Major Terence ?? Brien O'ioghlin, froth the r4th light dragoons, to be Second Majer, vice Garubier, who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Dragoons-Cornet John B. Oliver to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Harrifon, -who re- tires. William Henry Wright to be Cornet, without vurchafe, vice Oliver. tith Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, ...

... PARIS-MARCH 8. Yererday Mr Jackfon, Minifter Plenipoten- tiary of his Britannic Majefty, prefeoted the fol- lowing Noblenmen and Gentlemen to the Firft Conful: Earl of Moonteashel Mr Vaughan Lieut. Gen,. Earon de Mr Abdy Hompesch Mr Guillemard Sir WV. WIfolsely Mr Lemaitre Mr Pierrepoint Mir Cussani Col. Grahamn ir Wombwell Col. Ramsqy Mr 'lalbot-and tieut. C'ol. Swaine Mr Laudon. Mr Craw ord ...

... T ? ED11VDIBURGrf-as 2- 24. [FROM OUR I.ONDON CORRESPONDENT] HOUSE OF LORDS-May 2I. Mr ADAINI was heard in the appeal, MorTH- LAND againft CADDEL. The Cotnfel for the appellant are Mr ADAM and Mr G. MoRE-for the refpondentt, the AT- TORNEY GENERAL and Mr ARCHIBALD CAM P BEL L, jun. The further hearing was poffponed to this day fortnight. HOUSE OF COMMONS-May n1. The SPEAKER informed the Hoifue ...

... .. . . .. , .itO Al t1LLA,. Between 3Leven and eight o'clock on Mon- dav the 2ath inf3ant, a firc broke out in tre muit. tard warehoufe belorginm to Mr '3oWDENr ?? in Broadley-flract, shich proceeded xu~th1chra- piditv, that in a few inutos the whole roo, wvas in a blaze, and the w-arehouke, with a l:-rge Aock of initard, entirely dacfroyed. The relca1o.1iO ofthe light might be fecnl in every ...

... -m 0 i _ LLOYD'S MARINE IAST-Jur Ex. TiiE Thetis, Reyitolds, , f HudI, boutid to Dunkirk, is put into Harwich in diftrefs, and will be obligec to unload to repair. Thc N; S. Concuao Volorazo, Captain Figucizo, front Liflbon for Maranhamo, Nvas burnt on asth March, in I .t. 2S 36. N. 2ong.z6. 3- W.-Ihe crew, c'iting of 6a, faved by th Suufanah, Capt. Shelton, arrivcd at St Kitts. T The Succefs, ...

... ABERDEEN-Aiigumst i11 -ious thC. Wiu e have feldom feen fuch an inifance of ala- th, e of crity and expedition in the completion of any no0 n work-, as wc witnerecd lYfE week, in the building acc ntof one of the arches of Putachieiide Bridge, in h'a retd the line of Union Street. The arch was begun fo to be thrown on Tuefday morning, at eight ?? fro le- clock, and the ?? were put in on Thurf- ...

... HULL-August 14. . Ahouts feven o'cloc} on Tuefday evening, a very heavy thunder-florm came on at this place, and continued with Little intermiffilon until nine ?? clock. The lightning was stncommonly vivid, and thlc 1alhes icceedded each other with fuch rapidity as rearly to produce a general illumina- tion formin1g upon the whole a fcene the moft awful of any we have ever vitneffled. Some of ...

... h2 LOND == . WALR-OiFTC-'-EAugufLt 14. _ I If' Re?'-i:i.cet of lorazoot Gsial-l.icictenanc John M.aeh' cttc. ?? . c he8i; ligit draouns to 'be Adju. ta , from thc rank of LiCuteInnt, aicc Webfter, who ,d Ditco-Cornet Thane.T Howe -wynlne, from half- pay, to L'C Cnn(ri, vice Holall. -cho exciaogcs, reccei- vig tshe disffreoce, ,th Ditto- Vetoes Fifficr to lhe Csriiet, by purchafe, vice M;iregas ...