... S OlL? P AN E If S. and We congratulate our readers on the fafe pre arrival of a part of the Jamaica fleet. The ed remaining (hips were well off Cape Clear o d. Saturday ?? of the homeward-bound lou Y Eait Indiamen, alfo arrived at Plymouth, viz. the Mornington, Hercules, Earl Howe, ma Is s and Caledonia, after a paffage of eleven weeks wh dfrom St Helena. .s t d Friday morning the purfer of ...

... 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 ...

... PLY-MOUTH— Sep. 5. ycfterday anived here from Modahc a (loop cartel, which had carried over French priioneis from this place. By this veffel we learn, that his Majefly-s (hip Sudlfante, cf 14 guns, Capt. Witman ; and the Havich, of IS guns, .com-, nianded by Lieutenant Bayley, -of the Cambridge, of 84 guns, in the abfence of Capt. Bartholomew, who is oq flioreon account of ill health, fell ia ...

... J £ D B U R G ll — Sept. 0. The Circuit Court ofjufrioary was opened here to day by the Right lion. Lcxn Justice Watrnt and Willi:*- Wre-ntui were accufed of theft of two facts Of meal from a carrier's carr. On the motion cf die Advocate Depute the Coutt deferted the diet pro loco rl tempore, and granted a new warrant of commit- ment againlt the panncls, in order that they may be ferved with a ...

... S-Iur NEWS. CoWESSept. 2. c Came in laft night, the Rodney of London, h Davidfon maller, fromn Jamaica, a miffing iuhip of the laft homeward bound convoy. She p has been tbhte months and twelve days at Jea c fince lhe left Montego Bay. Off the fouth- weft part of Cuba, about a foxtnight after quitting the fleet, (lie was attacked by a Spa- o nifli pi-iva!eer offiix uns, and a Felucca, both ti ...

... LONDON— SEPTEMBER 12. The follov.inj; obferva:lons are from the Sun- It is certain, from the laft Fiench papers, that the Chief Conful has given notice of the termi- nation of the cnniftice, and of the' intention to renew hoftilities on the yth of this mcnth, but this notice muft have been given on the fuppoii- tlon that joint negociaffon was at an end. .Now it does not appear that thc-r ...

... 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 ...

... Vefterday ihe following gentlemen were cin- fen Council Deacons for the enfrilrg year; Meff Davi.l lindfay, Siimers James Hunter, Ja.kcrs. (Jeorge Mnirhcad, Waulee-s. James Law, Snmm lam-as OalLraith, Wri-iaa. William Parcel, Bonnet-Makers. The Magilrrutes took under co federation the difputed election ar.d double return of Mr James Mackat and Mr William Mackenzie, as Deacons for the ...

... ?? -.7 1-1 ?? I t III I I A17 F 1? I - S. A Leeward Iland mail arrived timis mo. .-1 ina, ibr mc -ht by the 17bi: i-; pacic.S left St Htt'S oII thC 26th or T - , 1: 1a on the o11, III cOmpal. lvltti w ard b c und 1\iTel loia a . t. Fine lettcrs by the mzii ilt' a i nunine~r of French tni-va ee-s ind cii -i I were cliulzing of! the XlX ; ; ii l ao rd| Bcrmudaa, for the pupofe ofl tlo re;ig ...

... . . ?? I- Am.-c.l this morning, the F P cotters from the expedition to iV Pf. * ' c ; - ' - l ?? ' BJJ. lively, ' - - ZW E sVLt 0 •- • V J I X Ri[n:r, - - — — ?? E t-.r.eyiiound, - - . _ -I M Thele cutters left the fleet mW * porto on the nth inftant, under * Courageur and Gibraltar, proce'ti.' 1° raltar. The other (hips of War,, E* iii.petueux, Ajax, Renown, an jf * I led the ...

... -ae^t. 20. I.e. vv. Merchants, Law*, from London. £r,cCs. Cathiine. Adiniion, iron Pcteisourr li. ditto Cai.al P.i.kct, I.illiurn, iron, Grau.,.,l ou.h, ditto. iz Peggy* R-eid, from Arbroath, dhto. SbflghOy, Tartar,, from XcnJr.n, ditto. Llisa, Clarh, from Cromarty, eitto. Ny.tune, Guthrie, from Liverpool!, salt, Nancy, ?? from Arrhaii ir ci, tar. Sept. ao. Cathriiie. A..'.anafe.i:,fro:ai ...