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... cf Buccleugh, tl-.e Mit Hon. the Lord I resident of tfce Court of Session, rht Hon. the Lord Chief Baron of the Court ri Fr.chc- [he Hon. Sir John Dalrymple Hamilton M'Gi'l, Bart. cHon. Lord Methven, Ahiiitkatuks in the submission i of arbitrations, in terms ofthe act ofthe 38th of his t Majesty, cp.p. 54. continu ng for eft years after the Ist 1 1790, ibe duty of two pennies Scots upon every ...
... BERLlN,— December 13, We do not witnefs tvith much pleafure the refider.ee of the Ruffians in Bohemia, where they are to receive reinforcements. The King has ordered all the regi- ments in Sileiia to be put into a ftate of ailivity, and gi- ven directions for an army of 100,000 men to be ready for aclion in the fpring. Our Adminiftiation is enga- ged in bufineis of great moment, and an ...
... WAR-OFElCE— January 4. t?oe. I I . ■ -A E . ?? J. Johns one Cochrane, from the St.; ?? I I ?? c. 'cA Ar. co, without purchase, vice Cotton, ?? fit* or tact — Ensign Geoige -Vudeirson fo be ?? • ■■; rick in the Amy. ?? J-iir.e-; ?? rree, v.ccc ?? ?? ?? ..luted to 'lie Coid-ttilni guards. L: ...
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... ■■■'•--. ?? J ANU ART 8. STATE PAPERS. 3ION--AV — van. 6. itao. (Published by Authority.) Letters from the Mir.lftcr of Foreign Affairs in France, and from ?? Buonaparte, with the anfwers re- turned to thera by die Right Hon. Lord Grenvilie, his Majefty _ Principal Secretary of State for Fo- reign Affairs. No. I. Letter from the Minister of F.-.teigu Affairs in France No. H. Letter fiom ...
... ■WHITEHALL— Jan. 7. rtoa Th,.- King has been pleafed to prefect the Reverend j Teh- Loxmore, Doctor in Divinity, to the place and dignity of Dears of his MajeOy's Cathedra! Church of . Crluueeflrer, void bj the Qe_eth of Doctor Jofiah Tucker, fate De.an thaeof. 'I.'i-i€ King has alio been pleafed to grant to the Re- verend — Cbombe, one of his Majefty 's Ctnp- !_iii _ in Ordinary, (she place ...
... will be on I-'i.idat :. .-art. and the other Concerts v.iU be ac follow: â On rr.ioAT, January 31. â Ditto, February 7- â Dilto, Ditto Zl. â Ditto, March 7. â Ditto, Ditto 11. â Ditto, April 4- â Ditto, Ditto I. â,-. other Performances the first night, a very eminent * t -on the Fagatto (Mr Builslic,' wili : crform a So- StO. 'This Instrument is not known in this country as ...
... Rberbn.l \V t are ?? to lave to ily before our readc1rs, the following melancholy detail of the furtihe-r rav es of the late ilovwl I litu Ii fecins to have borne harder on this corner of the country, than ally in our recollettion. IN page 3d of this paper we inferted, from the Edinburgh papeis, an account of the lofs of a vefel belonging to this place, which is flated to be the / berdeen and ...
... FRENCH ?? iNSTITUTf. f .--■-■■_ - Sg&t&Kß-S, -=r-i chiit lii 4UoaMBU3Cb wlm^ crj KaßJfeei ua o_3abs&r*SK, ■- -twiPfi corahskcd, in ?? ~_ tha: -urine oßtains an leatt-acar-ttpary ■jusiv.'rry =r: ?? oc ?? BMH__s__dße ycrti-'ja ...
... On Sunday fe'nnight a. number of armed men enter- ed the houfe of Mr John Harper of Keiis and after fearching the houfe, took away a fword, a piitol, and fonic gun-powder. A few evenings ago,, a. number of armed men enter- ed the houfe of one Mr Cunningham, a rcfpecrable farmer, parilh of Killead, and alter abufing him, plun- dered the houfe to a great amount in caili, CiC. A few days agsw ...
... Eall@ on, S, all. 6. INTELLIGENCE fron FRANC1. Paris papers are received to the 3ifl ult, but they coutain little of importance. It is remarkable, that they take no notice of the letters tranfinitted by Bonaparte to the Britifh Government. The Republicans have broken up the bridge of boats at Kehl, which is menaced by the Auftrians. The Council of State has been inaugurate ed. One of the ats ...
... _ bp gitt p. ,oNTDAY';, Yan. 6. VI LETTERS from the Kliniiter of Foreign ki Affairs ie France, and from General Bona- d, parte, wit l the Anfivers returned to them by the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, his Majef- ar ty's Principal Secretaty of State for Foreign 01 Affairs. fu [TRAN'SLATIONT.] b MY LORD, I dilpatch, by order of General Bonaparte, o Firft Conful of the French Republic, a Mef- ai ...